Police are investigating after a man was reportedly chased through a Cardiff street by a group of males. Armed officers were deployed to the scene on Pendyris Street in Grangetown on Tuesday afternoon (September 27) with a number of police vehicles also seen at the junction with Taffs Mead Embankment.
South Wales Police were called to the incident shortly before 3pm after a man was reportedly chased along Pendyris Street by "a group of males". It was also reported that the group were possibly carrying weapons, leading armed police to be deployed as a precaution.
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However, despite police attending the scene, no suspects or victims were identified, with enquiries now ongoing. Get the latest news from across Cardiff sent straight to your inbox for free by signing up to our newsletter.
A spokesperson for South Wales Police said: "Just before 3pm yesterday, South Wales Police received a report of a group of males, possibly with weapons, chasing another male in Pendyris Street.
"Armed police were deployed as a precaution. No suspects or victims were identified and enquiries are on-going."
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