White-suited investigators have been spotted probing the front of a Stockton flat following a late-night incident.
Police, fire, and ambulance crews flooded Talbot Street, in Stockton, around 9pm on Monday, October, 14, following what has only been described as an "incident".
The street was taped off by police as the large-scale emergency response probed the scene - with activity focused on a flat off Carlile Walk.
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Three fire engines and a string of firefighters were in attendance from Cleveland Fire Brigade, which remained at the scene until 10.51pm.
Forensic officers were then spotted arriving on the street just before 11pm - with pictures showing white-suited officers shining torches outside the front of a flat.
The CSI teams were also spotted carrying white and orange evidence bags away from the scene, while the flat remained guarded by normal police officers.
Residents were spotted gathering in the street beside the blue and white police tape, which spanned a large area of Talbot Street and part of Carlile Walk.
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The nature of the incident is not yet known - and The Northern Echo has contacted Cleveland Police and the North East Ambulance Service for more information.
Cleveland Fire Brigade said on Monday evening: "We are currently 14/10/24 9.07pm) dealing with an incident in Carlile Walk, Tilery, Stockton. There are 3 fire engines in attendance. Please avoid the area if you can."
This is a breaking news story - we will update this with more information.
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