Two arrested after defence firm office vandalised following break-in
Two men were arrested after breaking into and vandalising the offices of defence technology firm Ultra I&C in Westhill, Aberdeenshire. Police Scotland responded to the incident at around 09:40 on Sunday following reports of spray‑painting and property damage. The suspects, aged 39 and 18, remain in custody while investigations continue.
- ▪Police Scotland were called to the Ultra I&C site on Prospect Road, Westhill at about 09:40 on Sunday.
- ▪Protesters broke into the office and vandalised it, including spray‑painting and damaging property.
- ▪Two suspects, aged 39 and 18, were arrested by police.
- ▪Ultra I&C provides crypto solutions, mission software and tactical communications, and has not yet commented on the incident.
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Two arrested after defence firm office vandalised following break-inImage source, GoogleImage caption, Police Scotland were called to the Ultra I&C site in Westhill on Sunday morningPublished24 minutes agoTwo men have been arrested after protesters broke into and vandalised the offices of a defence technology firm in Aberdeenshire.Police Scotland were called to to the Ultra I&C site on Prospect Road, Westhill, at around 09:40 on Sunday.Footage shared on social media from inside the building showed spray painting and property being damaged before officers arrived.A force spokesperson said two suspects, aged 39 and 18, had been arrested and inquiries were ongoing.According to the company's website it "delivers crypto solutions, mission software and tactical communications built to keep…
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