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Probe after woman injured in 'disturbance'
DETECTIVES are investigating an incident which left a woman needing hospital treatment in York.
Officers from York CID are looking into the circumstances surrounding a disturbance which took place in Dringfield Close, off Chaloners Road, Dringhouses, at about 8pm on Monday.
Neighbours said the area was cordoned off by police incident tape for several hours following the incident.
One woman, who asked not to be named, said she believed the disturbance involved people living in one of the bed-sits opposite her home.
She said: "I've got no idea what happened, but I saw police cars coming and going and an ambulance was outside for a while as well. It all looked like they were taking it quite seriously, whatever it was."
A North Yorkshire Police spokeswoman said a female was taken to York Hospital with minor injuries as a result of the incident.
Anyone with any information about what happened is asked to phone York Police on 0845 6060 247.
8:21am Thursday 27th March 2008
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CommentPosted by: bobby dazzler, york on 11:12am Thu 27 Mar 08
Booo excitment near my house and i miss it!!!!
Booo excitment near my house and i miss it!!!!
Posted by: avidreader, York on 12:35pm Thu 27 Mar 08
[quote][bold]bobby dazzler[/bold] wrote:
Booo excitment near my house and i miss it!!!! [/quote] Obviously a chav incident, you might hear it on Jeremy Kyle soon...
bobby dazzler wrote:
Booo excitment near my house and i miss it!!!!
Obviously a chav incident, you might hear it on Jeremy Kyle soon...
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