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Man arrested after police chase ends near Enfield school

A 37-year-old was detained on suspicion of vehicle theft and dangerous driving following a pursuit on Lovells Road.

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A police pursuit in Enfield concluded near Honilands Primary School on Sunday, October 18, resulting in the arrest of a 37-year-old man. Officers attempted to stop a vehicle on Lovells Road at approximately 7.35pm, believing it to have been stolen.

The chase ended in the vicinity of the primary school, with reports of a man allegedly seen entering its grounds. A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police confirmed that the arrested individual remains in custody.

The man faces several allegations, including theft of a motor vehicle, dangerous driving, and criminal damage. The police confirmed that no injuries were sustained during the incident.

Incident details

The incident began when police officers tried to stop a car on Lovells Road. The pursuit subsequently concluded near Honilands Primary School. Police helicopters were observed circling the Elsige Estate area following the event.

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01What happened on Lovells Road in Enfield?

On Sunday, October 18, police attempted to stop a car on Lovells Road, Enfield, at 7.35pm. The subsequent police pursuit ended near Honilands Primary School.

02Who was arrested and why?

A 37-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of theft of a motor vehicle, dangerous driving, and criminal damage. He remains in police custody.

03Were there any injuries during the incident?

No injuries were reported as a result of the police pursuit or the subsequent arrest. Emergency services attended the scene.

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