Police have reported youths aged 12 and 13 after disorder on Monifieth High Street.
A heavy police presence descended on the town centre on Sunday after reports of anti-social behaviour.
Witnesses reported seeing two police vans and about eight officers at the scene, outside Ewarts the Butchers, just after 4pm.
One local said: “I was driving along High Street and saw two police vans parked up outside Ewarts the Butchers.
“As I passed I could see about seven or eight police officers surrounding and speaking to a young male.
“I couldn’t really make out what it was about, but it looked serious.
“It’s an unusual sight in Monifieth, and quite a few people along the High Street had stopped and were watching.”
Another onlooker said: “I heard sirens and police vans appeared in the High Street in Monifieth.
“Around eight police officers got out. Some appeared to speak to one young lad while the others spread out and seemed to be looking for someone.
“I was told there had been shouting and a bit of bother but I never saw that for myself.”
A spokesperson for Police Scotland said: “Following a disturbance by a group, two youths, aged 12 and 13 are to be reported to the youth justice assessor after causing annoyance and anti-social behaviour in Monifieth.
“The incident happened at on Sunday on the town’s High Street.”
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