US EditionMan arrested after 'life-threatening' explosive chemicals found in St Leonards
- A 28-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of producing illegal substances and making explosives unlawfully.
- Hazardous chemicals posing a threat to life were discovered at a property on A259 Marina in St Leonards, leading Sussex Police to declare a major incident.
- A 100-metre cordon is in place while Sussex Police conducts a thorough search for more hazardous material.
- Residents have been displaced, and a rest centre has been established at the Royal Victoria Hotel, with the incident not being treated as terror-related.
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perspectivemedia.com73 residents still cannot return home after explosive chemicals found at house
Police thanked the public in St Leonards for their patience during an ‘unsettling’ time.
·London, United Kingdom
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Police have said chemicals found at a property in a Sussex town are 'not part of large scale drugs production nor terror-related'
The chemicals found at a property in St Leonards are ‘not part of any large-scale drugs production’ nor part of a ‘terror-related incident’, police have said.
·Lewes, United Kingdom
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Man arrested after 'life-threatening' explosive chemicals found in St Leonards
Police found chemicals that are "explosive" and "pose a threat to life" at a property in St Leonards On Sea near Hastings on Thursday. People living inside a 100m cordon were told to evacuate their homes.
·United Kingdom
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