Emergency services rushed to the scene on Lyttleton in East Kilbride yesterday evening (Thursday). A 32-year-old man has now been arrested and charged in connection.
A man has been arrested and charged after a "disturbance" in East Kilbride that saw armed police swarm a residential street.
Pictures sent to Glasgow Live show at least six police cars in attendance with armed officers standing outside a property.READ MORE: Two Lanarkshire dogs to be destroyed after mauling pensioner's tiny Pomeranian to death
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