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A police department in central England says a reported hostage-taking incident at a bowling alley is “unconnected to any terrorist activity.”
(AP)
A man with a shotgun was arrested on Sunday after he allegedly entered a bowling alley at a British shopping center and held two employees hostage.
The man was arrested hours after Warwickshire police were called to Bermuda Park about an “ongoing incident,” Sky News reported. The police department wrote on Twitter that the incident was “unconnected to any terrorist activity,” but urged people to avoid the shopping center as the incident unfolded.
Mehdi Amshar, the chief executive of MFA Bowl, told Sky News the gunman was holding two staff members hostage and is believed to be the ex-husband or ex-boyfriend of one of the employees. The other employees and customers at the bowling alley were…
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