A man has been detained under the Mental Health Act following an incident near Lancaster.
Police were called at 1.40pm on Sunday to Wennington.
A police spokesperson said the incident was resolved by 4pm.
A section of Back Lane in Wennington was closed for a time on Sunday afternoon during the incident.
Section 136 of the Mental Health Act gives the police the power to remove a person from a public place, when they appear to be suffering from a mental disorder, to a place of safety, if the person is deemed by the police to be in immediate need of care and control as their behaviour is of concern.


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