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Man killed after Wood Green 'intelligence-led' police operation Wood Green shooting: Man dies in police operation
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A man shot during a police operation in north London has died, Scotland Yard has said.A man shot during a police operation in north London has died, Scotland Yard has said.
Armed officers were in Bracknell Close, Wood Green, at about 09:00 GMT when a man received gunshot wounds, police said. Armed officers were in Bracknell Close, Wood Green, at about 09:00 GMT when a man was shot, police said.
The Met said the operation was "intelligence-led" but not related to terrorism.The Met said the operation was "intelligence-led" but not related to terrorism.
It added the Directorate of Professional Standards - its internal investigator - had been informed.It added the Directorate of Professional Standards - its internal investigator - had been informed.
An air ambulance was called to the scene but the man was confirmed dead shortly before 10:30 GMT. Following the shooting police cordoned off the road at the junction of Bracknell Close and Olympus Grove, near Winkfield Road.
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A white forensics tent was erected in the residential street and officers wearing balaclavas were at the scene.
An air ambulance was called but the man was confirmed dead shortly before 10:30 GMT.
There were no reports of any other injuries.There were no reports of any other injuries.
One Twitter user reported seeing "police everywhere" and a "medical helicopter".One Twitter user reported seeing "police everywhere" and a "medical helicopter".
The Independent Police Complaints Commission said investigators were heading to the scene and would oversee initial accounts given by the officers involved.