People were forced to leave their homes after a police warrant led to army bomb squad being called out to a neighbourhood in Liverpool. Merseyside police arrived after being granted a warrant on Netherby Street in Dingle at around 8.20pm on September 19.
Officers thoroughly searched the home and shortly after a cordon was assembled on the street, the Liverpool Echo reports. There was a heavy police presence surrounding the cordon, leaving residents perplexed as to what was going on.
Royal Army Ordnance Cops appeared at the scene at around 10.15pm and a small proportion of neighbouring properties in the street were evacuated. When Army officers arrived the cordon was extended to the top of Cockburn Street.
