Huge emergency services presence called to Hampton, Peterborough after man suffers face injury after reports of violence
Emergency services called to Eagle Way at 9am after violence was reported in the street
A huge emergency services presence was called to Hampton in Peterborough after reports of violence on Sunday (October 20) morning.
A number of police vehicles and ambulances were called to Eagle Way at around 9am, with residents saying the vehicles remained at the scene for a number of hours.
Police said one man had suffered injuries to his face in the incident.
A spokesperson for Cambridgeshire Police said: “We were called yesterday (20 October) at about 9am with reports of violence on Eagle Way, Hampton with reports of violence. Officers attended and one man received an injury to his face, which was not thought to be serious. A crime has been raised for affray and an investigation is ongoing.”
An East of England Ambulance Service spokesperson said: “We were called just after 9.15am on Sunday 20 October with reports of violence in Eagle Way, Hampton. An ambulance, ambulance officer vehicle, rapid response vehicle and a response vehicle with an advanced paramedic in critical care were sent to the scene. The patient had left the scene when we arrived six minutes after being called.”