Man removed from York pub after confrontational behaviour

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 16 Oct, 17:32 · Archive

A man was removed from a York city centre pub after behaving confrontationally.

A man was removed from the Pavement Vaults pub on Piccadilly in York city centre on 16 October after behaving confrontationally. North Yorkshire Police attended the pub and dealt with the incident through a community resolution for disorder, a formal process for addressing low-level offences.

An eyewitness described seeing a commotion outside the pub shortly after 2pm. The witness, who was on a lunch break nearby, said security guards appeared to have the situation under control. When he returned to the area about ten minutes later, he saw a police van and an officer entering the pub.

Police confirmed that the man involved was later removed from the area. The witness expressed hope that pub staff had not been significantly affected by the incident.

How it is being reported

• Man 'removed' from York city centre area after incident at pubA man has been ‘removed’ from a pub in York city centre after ‘behaving in a confrontational manner’.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 16 Oct, 17:03
• Man 'removed' from York city centre area after incident at pubA man has been ‘removed’ from a pub in York city centre after ‘behaving in a confrontational manner’.The Press (York) · 16 Oct, 17:03

In this story: North Yorkshire Police · Pavement Vaults · York · Piccadilly

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