POLICE have been called to an incident in Caia Park.
A large crowd descended on the Wynnstay Avenue area on Monday evening into the early hours of Tuesday.
North Wales Police have confirmed they have been dealing with an ongoing incident, but have not as yet provided further details on it.
Witnesses report that the crowd has been trying to forcibly evict the occupants of a property and that riot police were called to the incident.
The incident was met with a large-scale police response, which included the helicopter, drone and dog units.
Police later confirmed additional officers in protective clothing were called after a number of missiles were thrown.
Superintendent Owain Llewellyn said: “Our priority was ensuring the safety of people in the area and there was at one point a large number of officers there whilst we worked to calm the situation which had escalated quickly.
"Missiles were thrown at officers, although thankfully none were injured, but damage was caused to cars and property.
“I appreciate that our presence on this scale and in protective clothing will have caused local concern and thank people for their patience whilst we worked to resolve the situation.
"Officers will remain in the area overnight whilst our investigations continue and I would appeal to anyone with information to contact us on 101."
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