Emergency services respond to incident on Murray St, The Range
A large police presence surrounded a home in Central Queensland on Saturday night.
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A large police presence surrounded a home in Rockhampton on Saturday night.
Queensland Police Service, Queensland Ambulance Service and Queensland Fire and Emergency Services crews attended an incident at an address on Murray St, The Range.
Just before 11pm, five to six police vehicles, an ambulance, paramedic vehicle and one fire engine were on scene.
About 10 to 15 police officers were in attendance.
No emergency services were on scene on Sunday morning.
It is understood the incident had resolved.
QPS could not provide any further information.
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