A 19-year-old woman will appear in court on Monday after allegedly spending six hours on the roof of a city centre church.
Emergency services were called to Greyfriars Church at the end of Marischal College on Broad Street at around 10.30am.
Fire and ambulance crews were in attendance, working to find a way to get the woman off the building’s roof.
An ambulance response unit and another vehicle marked National Risk and Resilience Department were also seen parked nearby.
Emergency vehicles parked on Broad Street
The road was cordoned off for around six hours and the woman was rescued from the building at around 4pm.
She is expected to appear at Aberdeen Sheriff Court on Monday in relation to the incident.
A police spokesman said: “Following an incident today at Greyfriars Church, Broad Street, Aberdeen, Police Scotland can confirm that no persons were injured as a result of the incident, which has now been resolved.
“A 19-year-old female is in police custody and will appear at Aberdeen Sheriff court on Monday July 23.”
Teenager for court after Aberdeen church rooftop rescue
