A man was taken to Ninewells Hospital after police were called to a Dundee care home.
Police and paramedics attended Harestane Care Home, on Harestane Road, at around 1.30pm on Monday.
Police remained at the scene for several hours.
Officers were responding to a report of “concern for a man” at the home.
He was taken to Ninewells Hospital for treatment.
The exact nature of the incident has not been confirmed.
Man taken to hospital as police descend on Dundee care home
One passer-by said: “Around 3pm there were two police cars outside and another parked in the car park.
“When I walked along the road, another ambulance went in but a paramedic car and an ambulance then came straight back out again – it wasn’t blue-lighting.
“Then two men in suits that may have been detectives or health and safety came out with one of the policemen.
“It was a lot of police.”
A spokesperson for Police Scotland confirmed the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has been made aware of the incident.
They said: “Around 1.30pm on Monday, we received a report of concern for a man at Harestane Road, Dundee.
“He was taken to Ninewells Hospital for treatment. Health and Safety Executive had been informed. Enquiries are ongoing.”
A HSE spokesperson said: “We are aware of this incident and making enquiries.”
Priority Care, which runs the Harestane Road facility, declined to comment.
