Massey: Police called to serious incident on Claverdon Drive for second time this week

Police at the scene of another incident on the same street officers were called to earlier this week. Photo / Hayden Woodward

Police are investigating an incident at a property in West Auckland early this morning - days after armed officers were called to the same street.

It is understood authorities were called to Claverdon Drive, in the suburb of Massey, in the early hours of this morning. Police later said they were called to reports of a disorder at about 1.30am, where it was alleged gunshots have been fired towards a property in Massey.

One window was damaged, police said.

Police said they were called to a property following reports of a disorder about 1.30am.

“On arrival, those reportedly involved were no longer at the scene,” a police statement said.

“Police inquiries into the incident are ongoing.”

Several officers could be seen outside the property and on the street at the scene early today.

There are no injuries to report, and no arrests have been made at this stage, police said.

Second police call-out to same street this week

A house on Claverdon Drive in Massey where a disorder took place on Saturday night and a number of people were injured. Photo / Hayden Woodward

The incident comes days after armed police responded to reports of a serious incident at a different property on the same street late on Saturday night.

Windows on the house were smashed and at least one vehicle parked outside the property also had its windows smashed.

Several people were treated for minor injuries and one person was taken to Waitakere Hospital’s emergency department for treatment.

Police attend incident in Manurewa

Meanwhile, police were also sent to an incident in Manurewa, South Auckland, early today.

A spokesman said they received reports of a man claiming to be in the possession of a weapon at a house in Randwick Park.

Officers responded to the situation after the report came in about 1.45am.

The man involved was taken into police custody and is said to be helping police officers with their inquiries.