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Armed police have been called to the office of the Swansea MP Sian James in the city. Armed police were called to the office of the Swansea MP Sian James in the city following an incident with a constituent.
South Wales Police said officers were responding to an incident in the Brynhyfryd area of Swansea which was reported at around 11:20 GMT. South Wales Police said officers were called to the Brynhyfryd area of Swansea at around 11:20 GMT.
The force added: "The incident is ongoing and no further details are available at this time." BBC Wales reporter David Grundy, who was at the scene, said the office had been locked up.
BBC Wales reporter David Grundy, who is at the scene, said the office is now being locked up. Ms James was not at the building at the time and a spokesman for her office said nobody had been hurt.
He said: "There was an incident this morning involving a constituent which necessitated calls to the police.
"They responded with armed patrols and staff were sent home."
Three armed response cars were called to the office, along with a police patrol car, which was managing traffic, but police had now left the area.