A teenage boy has been bailed after being arrested on suspicion of possessing a knife in South Oxhey.
The police confirmation comes after officers were called on June 15 at around 3.25pm to reports that a male was in possession of an offensive weapon.
Officers attended the address in Heysham Drive and a teenage boy was arrested on suspicion of possession of a knife/bladed article, two assaults, threats to kill and possession of cannabis.
After the arrest he was taken into police custody.
The offences are alleged to have occurred between June 12 and 15.
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Crossmeads
In a separate incident, a woman fears for her family’s safety after she saw two people trying to open cars on her road after midnight.
Police were called to reports that people were looking at cars parked on and near Crossmead in Watford in the early hours of Wednesday, June 28.
Officers confirmed they were called at around 12.50am and said that “no attempts were made to enter the cars, and no crimes have been recorded”.
But the woman said: “They went down the whole road trying to open each car. It was shocking when we watched the footage back.”
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