Police have launched an investigation following an incident in Kenton involving two cars, reports of possible gunshots and a collision.
Officers were called at around 8.50pm on Sunday, 20 September, following reports that one car was pursuing another.
Police then received reports of possible gunshots in the same area, as well as a collision involving the two vehicles.
Police ‘crime scene’ on Kenton Road now lifted
A police scene was in place around Kenton Lane and Curzon Avenue today, Monday 21 September, while enquiries continued.
Police have since lifted the cordons.
Specialist police search officers have also been seen carrying out a detailed search of the area.
During the operation residents were able to walk through parts of the affected area, although vehicle access had been restricted.
A number of residents have contacted Harrow Online throughout the day asking for updates on the incident.
Met Police statement
A Met Police spokesperson said: “An investigation has been launched following an incident in Kenton.
“On Sunday, 20 September at around 20:50hrs, police were called to reports of a car pursuing another vehicle.
“Shortly afterwards, officers received a report of possible gunshots in the same area, as well as a report of a collision involving the same two cars.
“While enquiries are in their early stages, no evidence has been identified to suggest that a firearm was discharged. However, a search of the local area remains ongoing.
“Officers responded within minutes and located a driver of one of the vehicles. The 30-year-old man did not report any injuries.
“A police scene remains in place on Kenton Lane and Curzon Avenue, with an increased police presence while enquiries continue. Those involved in the incident are believed to be known to each other and there is not believed to be any threat to the wider public.
“Local neighbourhood officers are conducting extra patrols in the area to provide further reassurance to the community.
“No arrests have been made while the investigation remains ongoing. Anyone with information is asked to call police on 101, quoting CAD6531/20SEP26.”
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