Yesterday (Wednesday, June 11), a bomb disposal unit attended New Dock Street as a part of an ongoing police operation.
A 100-metre cordon was put in place for public security earlier than a 57-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of offences underneath The Explosive Substances Act.
A spokesperson for Dyfed-Powys Police stated: “Officers have now left the scene at New Dock Street, Llanelli.
“We need to once more thank the area people for his or her endurance and understanding whereas the incident was delivered to a secure conclusion yesterday night.
“A 57-year-old man, from Llanelli, stays in police custody because the investigation continues.”
The cordon brought on surrounding roads to shut comparable to Trinity Terrace, Trinity Street, Copperworks Street, New Dock Street, Marged Road.
Residents inside the cordon had been contacted instantly by officers and a relaxation centre was arrange at Llanelli Leisure Centre to assist these affected by the disruption.
Through the incident, members of the general public had been additionally suggested to keep away from the realm and keep knowledgeable through official police channels.
In the meantime, the machine discovered on the deal with was made secure, and police have confirmed there isn’t a wider risk to the general public.
Residents who had been requested to go away their properties had been then advised they might return dwelling, and all roads had been reopened.
Chief Inspector Dominic Jones has thanked the group for his or her assist and no accidents have been reported in reference to the incident.
