Police search Haarlem park following report of firearm, several people searched
Police conducted a large-scale search of Reinaldapark in Haarlem after receiving reports of a possible firearm on Tuesday evening. Officers searched the area with a drone and police dog, but no weapons were found and no arrests were made.
Police in Haarlem launched a significant operation at Reinaldapark yesterday evening following a report regarding a potential firearm. The investigation began around 9:15 p.m. after officers were alerted to a suspicious situation involving a group of people and vehicles at the park's parking area. Witnesses reportedly observed a firearm, prompting several individuals to flee into the park upon the arrival of law enforcement.
In response to the report, officers conducted an extensive search of the area utilizing a drone and a police dog unit. Despite the thorough sweep of the grounds, authorities were unable to locate any weapons. Multiple individuals present at the parking lot were stopped and searched by police, and their personal details were recorded as part of the investigation. No arrests were made during the operation, and the police have since concluded the search after finding no evidence to support the initial report.
Based on reporting by rss. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.
