Ambulances rush to Russell Brand’s prison in emergency incident

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Ambulances have rushed to Russell Brand’s prison in an emergency incident. Emergency vehicles have been photographed at HMP Wandsworth in South London, where convicted sex…

Ambulances have rushed to Russell Brand’s prison in an emergency incident. Emergency vehicles have been photographed at HMP Wandsworth in South London, where the convicted sex offender is currently residing. Police cars, ambulances and fire engines were spotted. The exact nature of the incident remains unclear, although it is understood not to have been a fire.

A London Fire Brigade spokesperson said: "At 0946, Firefighters were called to HMP Wandsworth. The incident was over for crews by 1020."

Brand, 51, was found guilty of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault on Thursday (November 5). The judge remanded him in custody at the prison, and he is due to be sentenced on Monday (November 9). He was told on Thursday he will receive a lengthy sentence.

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