Emergency services were called to HMP Wandsworth in South London on Saturday morning, where Russell Brand is being held ahead of his sentencing on Monday. Police, ambulances and fire crews were pictured arriving at the prison, although the exact nature of the incident remains unclear.
Incident at the Prison
Three ambulances and two ambulance cars entered the jail, while three fire engines attended but stayed outside. A number of firefighters entered on foot. It is understood the incident was not a fire.
A London Fire Brigade spokesperson said: "At 0946, Firefighters were called to HMP Wandsworth. The incident was over for crews by 1020."
Background to the Sentencing
Brand, 51, was found guilty of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault on Thursday. The judge remanded him in custody, and he is due to be sentenced on Monday.
The Mirror has contacted the London Ambulance Service, the Metropolitan Police and the Ministry of Justice for comment.
