A Dundee city centre car park was sealed off after an early morning disturbance.
Dozens of police were called to North Lindsay Street, shortly after midnight on Saturday.
A 17-year-old male has now been charged and given a recorded warning by police.
Revellers said dozens of officers – including firearms – were scrambled to the scene as police vans cordoned off the area.
‘Police were doing a lined walk of the car park’
One man – who did not wish to be named – said the car park on the street was sealed off for nearly an hour.
He said: “There was a number of police officers dispatched to the scene.
“The street was packed with police and revellers at local venues.
“Officers were doing a lined walk of the car park and items were recovered as part of the investigation.
“There was no police tape but the vans had been used to create a cordon.
“The car park opposite Dundee House was sealed off for 45-minutes.
“A firearms officer was present and officers with tasers were also at the scene.
“It appeared the arrest was made within the car park.”
Police Scotland confirmed the investigation is ongoing.
A spokeswoman said: “Around 12.30am on Saturday, September 30, 2023, a disturbance took place in North Lindsay Street, Dundee.
“Officers attended and inquiries are ongoing.
“A 17-year-old male youth was charged in connection with this incident and he was given a recorded police warning.”
