Lancashire Police open their x-files and share reports of UFOs in Preston, Blackpool, Blackburn, Burnley, Chorley and Morecambe
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Since 2020, Lancashire Police have received a total of 10 reports from people who claim to have witnessed strange activity in our skies, but sometimes these calls are not what they may seem.
From ‘bright lights’ in the sky and ‘aliens living next door’ to a startling report of a craft crashing in Blackburn, the police logs have tales to tell and some are out of this world.
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2020
In 2020, the force received four reports – two in Blackburn, one in Burnley and one in Blackpool, with one person arrested following an investigation.
1. Blackburn – person reporting ‘aliens in the sky’ – no further action taken.
2. Blackburn – person having paranoid delusions and seeing aliens – one person arrested.
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Hide Ad3. Blackpool – report of ‘bright light’ in the sky – no further action taken.
4. Burnley – report of lights in the sky – no further action taken
2021
5. Preston – person suffering hallucinations and believing it was UFOs – no further action taken.
6. Blackpool – person reported UFO sighting then hung up – no further action taken.
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Hide Ad7. Morecambe – report of UFOs in the sky – no further action taken.
2022
8. Chorley – person having hallucinations and seeing aliens – no further action taken.
9. Preston – report of alien living next door – no further action taken.
10. Blackburn – report of a UFO that has crashed then person hung up – no further action taken.
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Hide AdHow do Lancashire Police respond to reports of UFOs?
A police spokesman said: “With any call received into the police force control room the operator assesses each and identifies any risk/threat/harm and the operator provides the appropriate response to this, which may include deploying an officer.
“Sometimes these calls are not what they may seem so a call reporting a potential UFO could be a suspicious light or suspicious movement that could mean any number of things and we would assess and deploy officers if required, or give suitable advice or there could be a concern for the caller’s welfare.”
Lancashire – UFO hot spot?
We're not at all surprised that our cosmic neighbours favour our fair county for a bit of interstellar sightseeing. In fact, we have reported on a number of Lancastrians over the years who believe they have witnessed otherworldly phenomenon in the night sky.