Man arrested in Bristol over suspected terror offences - BBC News
The 33-year-old is arrested at a property in Bristol as part of a planned operation, police say.
The arrest was made on Monday evening in Clifton

A man has been arrested in Bristol on suspicion of Islamist-related terrorism offences, police have said.

The 33-year-old was detained at 23:00 GMT on Monday as part of a planned operation at a flat in Tyndale Court, Imperial Road, in Clifton.

The suspect is being held in custody while searches are carried out at the address.

Police said there was no risk to the public and the arrest was not linked to the London Bridge terror attack.

Inquiries were made by detectives from Counter Terrorism Policing South East (CTPSE), working alongside Counter Terrorism Policing South West, prior to that attack on 29 November, officers confirmed.

The suspect is being held on suspicion of the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism under section 41b of the Terrorism Act (2000).

Head of CTPSE Det Ch Supt Kath Barnes said: "At around 23:00, counter-terrorism detectives arrested a man on suspicion of terrorism offences and are currently carrying out searches at a residential property in Bristol.

"This was part of a pre-planned operation."

Supt Andy Bennett, of Avon and Somerset Police, said there would be an "increased policing presence" in the area.

The building where the raid took place is owned by property company, People for Places.

A spokeswoman for the firm said it was "supporting" the police investigation.

"Our customers' safety and well-being are paramount and any customers who were directly affected by this incident are safe and being looked after," she added.

"As this matter is being managed by the police service we are not able to provide further details about the incident."

Police are carrying out searches at a flat in Imperial Road, Clifton

Officers were seen searching one of the properties

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