Hockley Circus recorded its recording while a huge police presence was seen under the bridge

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Birmingham’s main road under a flyover was recorded with “eight or nine” police cars at the scene.

Hockley Circus, under the B4100 Hockley Flyover, was registered with no traffic allowed to pass shortly before 8pm on Thursday (November 18).

Police cars with signs and others without signs were seen at the scene. The tunnel appeared to be surrounded on both sides and guarded by police officers.

The registered area is near the subway network under the flyover.

It was also said that armed officers were present at the site.

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Imran Hamid was driving under the bridge when he came across the police station.

He detected politics activity with police cars, cars and officers in high definition vests and unmarked vehicles with flashing blue lights seen under the flyover in the video.

Mr. Hamid said: “I was driving by Bingley Hall at 7.53pm and there were about eight or nine regular police cars and undercover cars.

“Officers were scattered all over the place.

“There was one at the tunnel that was taped. There was another officer at the other entrance to the opposite tunnel.

There was no ambulance. “

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Another eyewitness who spotted the police at the scene just before 9pm said there was police tape around the bus stops as you headed toward Soho Road.

West Midlands Police did not issue a statement about what happened. BirminghamLive will provide more details as they become available.

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*Video and photos courtesy of Imran Hamid

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