Three teenagers have been charged following an incident in Bedford in which another teenager was allegedly threatened with machetes.
Police were called to Harrowden Road at around 2pm on Wednesday (1 October) after reports of the disturbance.
Two boys, aged 14 and 17, both from Bedford, have been charged with affray and possession of bladed articles. A third boy, also aged 17 and from Bedford, has been charged with affray. All three have been remanded into custody.
Officers recovered three machetes at the scene.
Detective Sergeant James West said:
“We know that incidents like this can cause concern locally, especially when young people are involved. Officers responded quickly, and three individuals have now been charged and remanded. We’re continuing our efforts to address youth violence and keep our communities safe.”
The force added its support for the Think Life. Think Twice. Just Drop It campaign, urging young people to make safer choices and stay away from carrying knives.
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