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A second person has been arrested following a “disturbance” in a property in Glasgow that saw three people taken to hospital.
The incident occurred in a property on Blantyre Street at around 1.10am on Tuesday.
Two men, aged 49 and 76, and a 48-year-old woman, were all taken to hospital with serious injuries.
Second man arrested and Argyle Street remains closed after a man and women were found injured on Tuesday, 7 January.
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— Police Scotland Greater Glasgow (@PSOSGreaterGlas) January 7, 2025
Police have now arrested the 76-year-old man in connection with serious assault.
Earlier a 48-year-old man was arrested in connection with robbery.
Police remain in the area and Argyle Street is closed between Bunhouse Road and Sauchiehall Street.
Drivers are being asked to use alternative routes.
In a statement posted on X, Police Scotland said: “Second man arrested and Argyle Street remains closed after a man and (woman) were found injured on Tuesday, 7 January.”
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