An investigation is underway after police were called following reports of a man with a leg wound “potentially caused by a bladed weapon.”
Emergency services called to Morrisons in Swinnow Road, Bramley, at around 3.12pm after the man was found.
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West Yorkshire Police located the male who had a leg wound potentially caused by a bladed weapon but say he is now receiving treatment.
A cordon was put in place at the supermarket car park for four hours while the investigation took place and it has now been later removed.
A spokesperson for the force said: “Emergency services were called to a petrol station on Swinnow Road, Leeds at about 3.12pm today to a report a male was present with a leg injury.
“Police attended and located a male who had suffered a leg wound, potentially caused by a bladed weapon.
“The male is receiving treatment and initial enquiries into what took place are underway by Leeds District CID.”
