Police in an area of Oxfordshire have had a 'busy' shift, with 10 people arrested.
Thames Valley Police officers in West Oxfordshire arrested suspects for incidents relating to threatening victims with a knife, seizure of firearms, robbery and burglary with intent to cause GBH.
TVP West Oxfordshire listed incidents on social media:
- One arrested in Witney Town Centre for possession of bladed article, affray, assault – the male had threatened victims with the knife; it was located and seized on arrest
- One arrested for domestic abuse-related burglary and threats to kill
- Seized a large amount of cannabis and some firearms, including a grenade, following the arrest of an individual for possession with intent to supply
- Three individuals arrested for assault and possession of an offensive weapon
- One male arrested for robbery, attempted robbery and possession of an offensive weapon
- One arrested for assaults, criminal damage and public order
- One arrested for domestic abuse-related criminal damage and public order
- One arrested for being drunk in charge of a vehicle
- One arrested for being drunk and disorderly
- One arrested for burglary with intent to cause GBH, assault ABH and common assault
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