Controlled explosions in Fulham park after ordnance discovery
Specialist officers safely neutralised a suspected historic device in Hurlingham Park on October 16.
Incident → evidence → outcomeTwo controlled explosions were carried out in Hurlingham Park, Fulham, on Friday, October 16, after a suspected piece of historic ordnance was discovered. The Metropolitan Police were called to the park at 12:59pm following reports of the item.
Specialist Response
Specialist officers attended the scene to assess the suspected device. A cordon was put in place around the park while the operation took place. The police spokesperson confirmed that two controlled explosions were conducted to safely neutralise the item.
Following the explosions, all cordons were lifted, and the incident was declared concluded. Residents in the area reported hearing the explosions.
Questions this report answers
01What happened in Hurlingham Park on October 16?
Police were called to Hurlingham Park in Fulham on October 16 after a suspected historic ordnance was found. Specialist officers attended and carried out two controlled explosions to safely neutralise the device.
02Were there any injuries or damage reported?
The provided information does not mention any injuries or damage. The police confirmed that the device was safely neutralised and all cordons were lifted.
03What was discovered in the park?
A suspected piece of historic ordnance was discovered in Hurlingham Park. Specialist officers were called to assess and safely neutralise the item.
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