Ammonia Attack Sparks Emergency in Brighton
Emergency services raced to Grande Parade, Brighton, just after midnight on Friday following reports of an attack involving an unknown substance. A man and woman were targeted inside a residential property, triggering a rapid response from Sussex Police and firefighters.
Fire Crews Join Police After Suspected Chemical Incident
Sussex Police called in East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service after reports the attack involved ammonia. Paramedics from South East Coast Ambulance Service were also on scene. Authorities quickly closed the road as a safety precaution, diverting traffic while crews secured the area.
Road Closure and Investigation Underway
The road remained shut for around an hour as emergency teams made the area safe. The victims’ condition is currently unknown, with Sussex Police continuing their investigation. Residents are urged to stay alert and report any suspicious activity.
Multiple Fire Stations Respond to Suspicious Odour
Firefighters from Brighton, Roedean, and Hove joined forces to investigate a strong smell reported in the area. Working closely with police, they took all necessary measures to protect public safety, though the exact cause remains unconfirmed.
Stay tuned for updates as this story develops.