Armed Police Swarm Tottenham’s Seven Sisters Station Over Gun Sighting
Armed cops from the Metropolitan Police and British Transport Police rushed to Seven Sisters Underground Station in Tottenham today after reports of a man spotted with a firearm.
Station Locked Down Amid Armed Response
The drama unfolded earlier on High Road, Tottenham, a busy transport hotspot in North London. Staff raised the alarm, triggering a full firearms alert. Armed units flooded the scene fast.
- Heavy police presence spotted by eyewitnesses
- Parts of the station cordoned off
- Commuters evacuated for safety
- London Underground services at Seven Sisters likely disrupted
Transport for London has not yet detailed how long the chaos will last, but urges travellers to steer clear of the area and find alternative routes.
Police Urge Calm as Investigation Continues
The Met has not confirmed if a gun was recovered or whether anyone has been arrested. A British Transport Police source said:
“We are responding to reports of a man potentially in possession of a firearm at Seven Sisters Underground Station. Armed officers are currently on scene. Please avoid the area while the situation is assessed. Further updates will follow.”
Thankfully, no injuries have been reported so far.
Ongoing Situation: What You Need to Know
The situation is still developing. Authorities ask the public to stay calm and cooperate. Local shops have been advised to temporarily close or beef up security.
If you witnessed anything or have info, contact the Metropolitan Police immediately on 101.
