Man arrested after roof tiles thrown during Maldon police incident
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 14 Nov, 22:38 · Archive
Essex Police arrested a man after residents reported seeing him throw roof tiles during a major incident on St Giles Close in Maldon.
Essex Police attended a property on St Giles Close, Maldon, while searching for a missing man whose welfare had sparked significant concerns. When officers arrived, the missing man was not at the property.
However, a man inside the home was identified as being wanted in connection with previous offences. His behaviour then became concerning, prompting officers to remain at the scene to bring the incident to a safe conclusion.
During the incident, residents reported seeing a man on the roof of the property and throwing roof tiles from it.
Police confirmed the incident has ended safely and a man has been arrested. An Essex Police spokesman said officers worked to bring the situation to a safe conclusion and thanked residents for giving officers space to deal with the incident.
No one involved in the incident sustained any injuries.
How it is being reported
- Residents report man 'throwing roof tiles' as emergency services swarm streetEssex Police arrest man after roof incident in Maldon, where residents reported tiles being thrown during a search for a missing man on St Giles Close.Colchester Gazette · 14 Nov, 16:10
- Residents report man 'throwing roof tiles' as emergency services swarm streetEssex Police arrest man after roof incident in Maldon, where residents reported tiles being thrown during a search for a missing man on St Giles Close.Echo (Basildon) · 14 Nov, 16:10
- Residents report man 'throwing roof tiles' as emergency services swarm streetEssex Police arrest man after roof incident in Maldon, where residents reported tiles being thrown during a search for a missing man on St Giles Close.Brentwood Guardian · 14 Nov, 16:10
In this story: Essex Police · Maldon · St Giles Close
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