Security Alert at Butlin's Ingoldmells Resolved As Unidentified Package Deemed Safe
The Butlin's site in Ingoldmells, Lincolnshire, witnessed a sudden evacuation yesterday afternoon after the discovery of an unidentified package sparked a safety alert. Lincolnshire Police confirmed that the alarm was raised shortly after 2 pm on October 1.
Swift Response from Emergency Services
Upon receiving information about the unaccounted package, an immediate evacuation order was issued for the area around Roman Bank as part of precautionary safety measures. Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue teams were part of the operation, collaborating with the police in ensuring public safety.
Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit Called In
In dealing with potential threats, an Explosive Ordnance Disposal team was dispatched to the Butlin's site to examine the package. Their efforts saw a timely resolution of the situation.
"The package has been deemed to be not suspicious. Staff and visitors are now safe to re-enter the site," said a spokesperson from Lincolnshire Police.
Thankfully, a dangerous scenario was averted, and the package eventually appeared harmless, reassuring the local community. Further details about the nature of the package and how it ended up at Butlin's Ingoldmells remain undisclosed.