Wembley High Street was swarmed with police vans after an illegal rave was shut down by officers in the early hours of the morning.
Metropolitan Police arrived to the NW High Street in Brent at around 1.30am on Sunday (February 5) morning and lined the streets with police cars before breaking up the gathering.
A Met Task Force spokesman said: "Metropolitan Police in Brent were called to assist with an unlicensed event.
"Equipment was seized and no arrests were made."
Officers also added that those planning on attending were turned away as they cleared out the area.
Those on site co-operated with police and no disorder was reported from the evening.
Emergency services remained on the High Street for at least two hours.
It is not the first time police have been called out to an illegal rave in west London this year, after riot police shut down a rave attended by hundreds of youths in the former Morrisons site in Hounslow West.
Around 1,500 young people descended on the supermarket, which was closed down nine months ago , off Bath Road where squatters had organised a huge party on Saturday (January 7).
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