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Saint John police close streets in city’s north end due to ‘incident’

Saint John police have blocked off a number of streets in the city's north end on Nov. 18, 2019. Travis Fortnum/Global News

The Saint John Police Force has closed off several streets in the city’s north end as they investigate an unspecified “police incident.”

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Police are asking residents to avoid the area around Anglin Drive, Sandy Point Road, Parks Street, Cranston Avenue and Thornborough Avenue.

Please avoid until further notice,” the Saint John police said in a tweet. 

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Details are scarce but the majority of police appear to be responding to Parks Road.

Saint John police say anyone living on Anglin Drive that needs a warm to place to stay has been invited to 344 Somerset Street.

Staff with New Brunswick’s department of social development are on scene and will remain there until the incident is over.

Officers in the area declined to provide more information at this time.

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