Critical incident declared after shots fired in Swansea as boy, 16, and man, 41, arrested

Critical incident declared after shots fired in Swansea as boy, 16, and man, 41, arrested The event has been declared a critical incident and a criminal investigation is underway. Police have so far made two arrests, one being a 16-year old boy Police have arrested a teenager and a man after responding to an incident on a busy road in Swansea. A vehicle on the A48 was found with damage consistent with that of firearm discharge. South Wales Police said one person has presented to police with minor injuries following the incident. The police said they are not aware of any major injuries or fatalities at this time. A 41-year-old man from Llansamlet was arrested on the night of Friday, November 7 on suspicion of possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life. A 16-year-old boy, also from Llansamlet, was arrested on suspicion of affray. The event has now been declared a critical incident and a criminal investigation is underway. Chief Superintendent Stephen Jones said, "It is important that people avoid the area so we can effectively deal with this incident and return the area to normality. We are aware of footage circulating online in relation to this incident. If anyone witnessed this incident or has any information or footage to share with police, please get in touch." Further road closures are in place on Upper Fforest Way from Asda roundabout to A48 Clase Road and A48 Clase Road to the A4067 dual carriageway. In the latest police update last night a spokesperson said: "One person has presented to police with what have been described as minor injuries. South Wales Police is not currently aware of any major injuries or fatalities sustained in connection with this incident. "We are aware of rumours which are circulating on social media. We encourage the public to avoid sharing unfounded rumours and to only share information from verified and official sources."