Police apologise after man waited 15 hours for officers following death threat

"They basically said they had a gun, they were on their way to shoot me and they were on their way now,” said Andrew McQuillan.
Police apologise after man waited 15 hours for officers following death threat

Police officers took 15 hours to respond to a report of a death threat (PA)

Police have apologised to the son of a former assistant chief constable after it took 15 hours for officers to respond to his report that his life had been threatened.

A senior officer has apologised to Andrew McQuillan, son of Alan McQuillan, and said there had been a high number of incidents on Tuesday evening and no crews had been available.

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