A man has been arrested after suspected chemicals found in a block of flats forced its residents to evacuate.
The army was drafted in to the scene of the incident at Tudor House, Bracknell, on Sunday, September 25, alongside police.
Fire services were already there, having been called to reports of a water leak and discovering the suspected chemicals in the building.
After assessment by the Royal Logistics Corps, the area was deemed safe for residents to return and there is no risk of harm to the public, according to Thames Valley Police.
Thames Valley Police arrested a man in connection with the incident today (September 26) and he is currently in police custody.
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A spokesperson for Thames Valley Police said: “Once again, we would like to thank all residents and the wider community for their support and cooperation.
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“Residents will still see police in Tudor House, while our investigation continues. If anyone has any questions or information please speak to one of our officers.
“Finally, our thanks again to our partners, Bracknell Leisure Centre, Bracknell Forest Council, the Royal Logistics Corps, and Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service.
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