Heavy police presence in Innisfil as investigation continues
A heavy police presence has been seen in an Innisfil neighbourhood throughout the day.
A spokesperson for the South Simcoe Police Service says police are investigating a radio call received earlier in the day in the area of Algonquin Avenue, near Friday Harbour Resort.
No details in terms of what transpired in that call were provided.
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It's not clear if any arrests have been made or injuries sustained. However according to police the incident is isolated. There is not believed to be a risk to public safety.
More information is expected to be released in the coming days.
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