Dundee: Police launched a major response after reports of a fight aboard a double-decker bus near Dundee city centre on Friday, with officers surrounding the vehicle and temporarily closing off part of Victoria Road.
Emergency services were called to a bus stop on Victoria Road, close to Dundee city centre, following reports of a disturbance involving passengers on a double-decker bus. Multiple Police Scotland officers attended the scene and secured the area while investigations were carried out.
Witnesses reported seeing several police vehicles arrive within minutes before officers boarded the bus and spoke to passengers and the driver. Images from the scene showed the bus stopped at a roadside bus stop as police remained at the location.
The nature of the reported altercation has not yet been officially confirmed. It is also unclear how many people were involved or whether anyone sustained injuries during the incident.
Traffic in the area was affected for a short period while officers conducted inquiries, with commuters experiencing delays as police examined the scene.
Police Scotland has not announced any arrests or confirmed whether any weapons were involved. Officers are continuing to investigate the circumstances that led to the reported fight and are expected to review CCTV footage from the bus and nearby businesses.
Authorities have appealed for anyone who witnessed the incident or has dashcam or mobile phone footage from the Victoria Road area around the time of the disturbance to come forward and assist the investigation.
An official statement from Police Scotland is expected once initial inquiries are complete, and further details are likely to be released as the investigation progresses.
