'A female police officer talked to the man from a distance and eventually coaxed him off to safety. 'Several police vehicles in attendance and multiple police officers. 'At 11.30am on August 12 Portland Street was closed off by police vehicles and there was a man in his 20s on the ledge of the bridge overlooking the water off Sincil Bank. 'They were professional and calm, all while enduring and listening to insults and abuse from another resident. 'The police did a brilliant job again preventing injury to anyone in the area as well as saving the man's life. She added: 'There was a three-hour stand off in Hermit Street on Sunday, August 4 from midnight until 3am when a 27-year-old man was threatening to throw himself from a top floor flat. Shocking images emerge of house where children were kept as drug slaves.

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I like living so close to the city centre and close to work but I've applied to the council for a housing transfer. She said: 'I have lived in the worst parts of London during the riots but I have never felt so scared as in this area of Lincoln. The woman said that in the latest incident, Portland Street was cordoned off on Monday, August 12 as police coaxed a man off a bridge over Sincil Dike.

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She says that addicts were injecting themselves in a phone box until she managed to get it removed and that emergency services were called to assist a woman in a 'well-known drug flat' after an apparent overdose. Police were called to an incident at this bridge (Image: submitted)

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