There has been an increased police presence following reports of a bare-chested knifeman.

Officers continue to patrol the area and investigate the incident that took place in Serpentine Court yesterday.

Armed officers and a helicopter were called after reports of a man brandishing two large knives near a Bucks school in Bletchley.

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Despite the significant police presence, officers were unable to find the man who is also said to have thrown cans of alcohol resulting in minor injuries.

Additional officers have been brought into the area specifically targeting violent offences and knife crime and will be visible in key areas of the town.

Sergeant Barry Gargett based at Milton Keynes police station said "We are continuing to investigate this incident and understand that local residents may be concerned regarding the events that took place.

"We believe that this was an isolated incident between two individuals and at this time we are satisfied that there is no ongoing risk to the wider community.

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"We understand how concerning this sort of incident can be, especially to those living nearby and we take these concerns very seriously.

"Members of the public may see an increased police presence whilst we continue to look into this incident and I encourage residents to speak with officers if they see them in the area."

Investigating officers are still keen to speak to any witnesses to this incident and members of the public are able to contact TVP via phone on 101, via online webform reporting or information can be provided anonymously via Crimestoppers quoting the police reference 43220162191.

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