ARMED police were used as five more people were arrested in connection with a firearms incident that happened in Bradford last month.

The incident, which occurred on Monday, February 21 at Valley Farm on Low Lane, Clayton, saw a huge police response in relation to an aggravated burglary and a firearm that had been shot towards a vehicle.

As it happened: When the T&A visited the scene last month

Of the three arrests that were made that week, Douglas Price, 37, of Valley Farm, was charged with possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life. He is due at Bradford Crown Court on March 25.

A 17-year-old male and a 20-year-old male were bailed pending further enquiries.

In the early hours of this morning, armed officers attended an address in Leeds and arrested another four males and a woman.

Officers also searched another address in the Hunslet area as part of the operation.

A spokesperson from the force said: "At 2.30am today, armed officers attended an address in Arthington Place, Hunslet, to carry out arrest enquiries as part of an ongoing investigation into an incident in Bradford where a firearm was discharged.

"Three men and a woman were initially arrested, and an armed containment was placed on the address to search the property for other suspects. At about 12.20pm a further male was detained within the premises and arrested.

"Officers have also searched an address in Whitfield Square, Hunslet, as part of the operation.

"Those in custody have all been arrested in connection with an ongoing investigation by West Yorkshire Police Firearms Prevent and Investigations Team that resulted from a disturbance at a farm in Low Lane, Clayton, on Monday, February 21, where a firearm was discharged."