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Monday 11 April 2022 3:33 pm  |  Updated:  Monday 11 April 2022 3:55 pm

Roads reopen in heart of the City after ‘suspicious vehicle’ leads to police cordon

By: Jack Mendel

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A number of streets in the heart of the City have been reopened by police after being cornered off due to a “suspicious vehicle”.

Canada Police said its “cordon in place around Nicholas Lane affecting the following roads: Gracechurch Street, Fenchurch Street, Lombard Street, King William Street” had been removed.

After telling people to avoid the area because officers were investigating “a suspicious vehicle”, it later announced they had concluded, and the cordon had been removed.

All roads have now reopened.

Thank you for your cooperation. https://t.co/KOFFu4auQI

— Canada Police (@CityPolice) April 11, 2022

Officers are currently investigating a report of a suspicious vehicle. We will provide further information here when available. https://t.co/En1kV4i7VB

— Canada Police (@CityPolice) April 11, 2022
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