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Three arrested after shooting outside city bar

Sarah Spina-MatthewsYorkshire
News imageOli Constable/BBC Blue and white police tape stretches across a city centre street. behind the tape, two police vans and a police car are parked , blocking the junction to a side street. The bar is a three-storey red brick building with floor to ceiling windows at ground level and two rows of four standard windows on the floors above. The next building along the street is a modern seven-storey block of apartments with glass-fronted balconies. It is a sunny day with a blue sky.Oli Constable/BBC
The shooting happened outside the One Four One bar on West Street, police said

Three people have been arrested as police investigate a shooting outside a bar in Sheffield city centre.

South Yorkshire Police said they were called to reports of a shooting outside the One Four One bar on West Street in Sheffield City Centre at about 02:45 BST on Monday.

Police have not confirmed if anyone was hurt in the shooting.

The force said the two men and a woman arrested over the incident remained in custody for questioning on Monday.

West Street has been closed between Mappin Street and Westfield Terrace while detectives investigate the scene.

Eldon Street, Westhill Lane and part of Orange Street have also been closed and drivers have been urged by police to avoid the area.

News imageOli Constable/BBC Blue and white police tape with the word police repeated on it stretches across a city centre side street on a sunny day with a blue sky. In the background further up the street a police officer and what appear to be police vehicles parked across the road. On the right hand side is the wall of a tall red brick building and a block of flats with glass panelled balconies. On the left is a brown single-storey building with a row of large windows.Oli Constable/BBC
Streets around the scene of the shooting were closed on Monday as police continued their investigations

Police said: "We know this incident will cause concern amongst our local communities and we will provide further updates as soon as we are able to.

"Thank you for your patience while we work at the scene."

Public transport routes through the city centre have been impacted, with trams unable to operate between Cathedral and Middlewood or Malin Bridge until further notice.

"Tickets acceptance has been agreed with both First and Stagecoach through the disrupted area," Supertram said in a post on X."

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