A large number of officers, including forensic cops, descended on Headwell Avenue after police sealed off a stretch of the road on Sunday afternoon.
A street in Fife has been sealed off by police following a major incident which saw a large number of officers descend on the area.
Headwell Avenue in Dunfermline was cordoned off at around 3.30pm on Sunday, August 16.
The road between St Margaret’s Well and Arthur Street has been closed to traffic, with officers stationed at both ends of the cordon.
Locals report a heavy police presence on the street, while an ambulance was also said to have been in the area before leaving.
It has not been confirmed if anyone has been injured.
Detectives and forensic officers have been spotted at the scene, appearing to bag up items and take photographs as part of the investigation.
Officers were seen guarding the area, with vehicle access being denied along the affected section of the road.
The nature of the incident has not yet been confirmed by police.
The cordon remains in place as officers continue their enquiries.
The Daily Record has contacted Police Scotland for further information.
This is a developing story and will be updated as more information becomes available.
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