Man arrested after overnight rooftop siege in Grimsby
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A wanted man has been arrested after climbing on a roof and pelting police with bricks, apparently causing damage to a number of vehicles.
Ryan Tomney, 26, spent the night on the roof on Lincoln Boulevard, Grimsby, before being arrested at 04:30 BST on Friday, police said.
Some people were evacuated from their homes and a cordon was put in place around the scene.
Ch Supt Darren Wildbore said nobody was injured during the incident.
"It was a challenging incident and I'm proud of the efforts and bravery shown by my staff and those of our emergency service partners who worked with us to bring the situation to a safe conclusion," he said.
"My officers will remain in the area conducting enquiries and will continue to engage with the local community. I would like to thank residents for their patience whilst the incident was safely dealt with."
Humberside Police said officers were "carrying out enquiries" on Thursday evening when a man took to the roof of a property.
Mr Tomney was later arrested on suspicion of a number of serious offences in connection with the incident and was also arrested in connection with a number of separate serious incidents earlier this month, the force added.
He remains in custody.
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