'Aggressive' man arrested for public order and drug offences near Leeds Liverpool Canal

A man was arrested after 'behaving aggressively' near the Leeds Liverpool Canal.
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British Transport Police officers were called to the scene at 1.30pm on Monday, May 4.

A man was arrested on suspicion of a public order offence, resisting arrest and possession of a class B drug.

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The photograph shows four officers escorting the man into the police van on Wharf Approach.

British Transport Police officers were called to the scene at 1.30pm on Monday, May 4.British Transport Police officers were called to the scene at 1.30pm on Monday, May 4.
British Transport Police officers were called to the scene at 1.30pm on Monday, May 4.

A spokeswoman for the British Transport Police said: "Officers made an arrest shortly before 1.30pm today (04/05) following a report of a man behaving aggressively on Water Lane, Leeds.

"A man was arrested on suspicion of a public order offence, resisting arrest and possession of a class B drug.

"He has been taken to police custody for questioning."

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