York: Ouse Bridge reopens after police incident concluded
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Police have implemented a full closure over the bridge
A bridge over the river Ouse in York which was closed due to a police incident has been reopened.
Police, fire and ambulance services were called to Ouse Bridge at about 03:00 BST on Wednesday.
North Yorkshire Police said it responded after "several reports of a concern for safety of a woman in the area".
The public were asked to avoid the area and the closure prompted traffic delays and diversions to bus routes.
A force spokesperson said the incident had been brought to a "safe conclusion" just after 11:00 BST.
They added the individual involved was receiving the help and support she needed and thanked residents for their understanding.
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