Residents living on a street in Southwark have been evacuated from their homes after “two hand grenades and guns” were reportedly found inside a property.
Police were originally called to a home on Tabard Street at 7.20pm on Tuesday (August 10) to concerns for the welfare of a resident.
According to the Metropolitan Police, officers searched the property and two items believed to be hand grenades, as well as some firearms, were discovered.
Properties near to the home have been evacuated while police assess the items. One man has been arrested, police said.
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In a statement the Metropolitan Police said: “At approximately 7.20pm on Tuesday, August 10 police were called to an address in Tabard Street, SE1 due to concerns for the welfare of a resident.
“Officers attended.
“Following a search of the property two items – believed to be hand grenades – were discovered. Firearms were also found.
“Neighbouring properties have been evacuated while the items are assessed and dealt with.
“The male occupant has been arrested on suspicion of firearms offences and remains in custody.”
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