Two helicopters reported in the skies above Nairn over the past two hours (22.51 at time of posting). There seems to be increased police activity in the town too. Three police vehicles were seen coming into town on the Grantown Road. A helicopter has been concentrating on the area between Househill and the riverside more recently. All quiet now however. Facebook and twitter alive with various theories.
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are you sure there was two ? we just seen the one sea king.
We rely heavily on all our usual unreliable sources for such events.
Police have been out at the househill area since at least 6:30 tonight, no idea what is going on. Where is Donald "scoop" Wilson when you need him?
ive heard 6 theories now, ill be glad to finally find out the real reason soon....
its just a shame there wasn't the same response in Nairn 8 years to the very day, maybe they'd have caught the person who shot Alistair Wilson & his family could have closure
From Northern Constabulary website: Police are carrying out searches in the Nairn area for a man in connection with an alleged disturbance in the Granny Barbour Road area to the east of Nairn. No one was injured however police are anxious to trace the man who is described as in his 20's, wearing shorts and a t-shirt and no footwear.
Whatever's been going on the helicopter pilots have done a great job, flying about in the dark and hovering in one place for long periods. Skilful job, respect, peeps.
bloody racket,wakening the kids,frightening animals,shouldnt be allowed
What is more important, finding someone who good be dangerous or letting your kids and animals sleep. Get a life mate.
Wow, a helicopter over Nairn. I remember as a wee boy my father pointing one out in the distance but I've never seen one since
@ fu Q
Better not say things like that but thanks for the contribution
Up in Nairn for the weekend, was woken at 3am with a helicopter hovering over the area for about an hour. If the noise was coming from a house, police would hv been called. Tried day today thanks for that.
This time a report on the Coastguard facebook page Unknown https://www.facebook.com/nairn.coastguard/posts/1092359300775904
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