Armed officers from the Metropolitan Police and British Transport Police have been deployed to Seven Sisters Underground Station in Tottenham following reports of a man seen with a firearm.

The incident was reported earlier today at the High Road in Tottenham North London location of the busy transport hub. A firearms incident was officially declared, and multiple armed response units were immediately dispatched to the scene following reports by staff.

Station Placed on Lockdown

Eyewitnesses report a heavy police presence around the station, with parts of the area cordoned off and commuters being evacuated. London Underground services through Seven Sisters may be disrupted as officers carry out thorough searches and investigations.

Transport for London has yet to confirm the extent of service disruption, but travelers are advised to avoid the area and seek alternate routes.

Public Urged to Remain Calm

The Metropolitan Police have not yet confirmed whether a firearm has been recovered or if any arrests have been made. A source for the British Transport Police said:

“We are responding to reports of a man potentially in possession of a firearm at Seven Sisters Underground Station. Armed officers are currently on scene. Please avoid the area while the situation is assessed. Further updates will follow.”

There are currently no reports of injuries.

A Developing Situation

The incident remains ongoing, and authorities are asking the public to remain calm and cooperative. Local shops and businesses have also been advised to temporarily close or increase security measures.

If you have any information or witnessed the incident, please contact the Metropolitan Police on 101.