Police called to Dundee flat after man, 24, falls from window
ByJames Simpson and Neil Henderson
Emergency vehicles on Provost Road.
Police were called to a Dundee flat after a 24-year-old man fell from a window.
Several police vehicles and an ambulance were called to the city’s Provost Road on Wednesday night.
One passer-by told The Courier there was a “sea of blue flashing lights” on the street.
He said: “There were four police vehicles stretching between the junction at Marryat Street and Fleming Gardens West.
“One person was taken away in the ambulance.
“It isn’t unusual to see the police on the street but I was taken aback at the amount of emergency responders.”
It is unclear how the man came to fall from the flat.
One local described seeing a “sea of blue lights”.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “At around 9.50pm on Wednesday, officers were called to a report of a 24-year-old man injured after falling from a flat on Provost Road, Dundee.
“He was taken by ambulance to Ninewells Hospital.”
No details have been confirmed on the man’s condition.
