There was a heavy police presence at a Dundee pub on Friday night after a customer took ill.
The incident just after 10pm at White’s Bar in Clepington Road resulted in nearby Provost Road being closed for a short time.
The exact nature of the incident hasn’t been revealed but Police Scotland have confirmed they attended to assist the Scottish Ambulance Service.
No arrests were made
A Police Scotland spokeswoman said: “Around 10.10pm on Friday, police were called to assist Scottish Ambulance Service in Provost Road.
“It was a medical matter.”
She confirmed that no arrests were made.
One onlooker said: “There was two ambulances in attendance and at least six police units here at one point at around 10.40pm.
“There was a male on the floor inside White’s Bar from what I could see and paramedics were treating him.
“Two officers were on the door of the pub and no one else was getting inside.
“The ambulance left the scene with the blue lights on and a police vehicle followed behind with its blue lights on as well.”
Another said: “The bar was cordoned off and there were several police cars, vans and ambulances at the scene.
“Provost Road was blocked off by the police.
“I saw someone taken away in one of the ambulances.
“Shortly after the pub was closed and the road was re-opened.”
