Newcastle defender Amar Dedic had six police cars on his tail after spotted carrying a bow and arrow in dramatic scenes in Northumberland.The £30million Bosnia-Herzegovina international and a friend sparked alarm when seen holding the weapon near a reservoir in the countryside outside of Newcastle.Dedic joined Newcastle from Benfica in the summerGettyPolice dispatched marked and unmarked vehicles to the area in Harlow Hill with the Daily Mail reporting some were armed response units. Dedic and his companion were intercepted round seven miles away in the exclusive Darras Hall estate and were subsequently questioned by officers. The car was searched and the police seized the bow and arrows. But in a bizarre twist, Newcastle goalkeeper Mark Gillespie and former defender Paul Dummett arrived at the scene while the 24-year-old was being questioned. It’s understood Gillsepie and Dummett were in the area by chance and offered assistance. And after speaking to the two men, officers were satisfied Dedic and his friend were no threat to the public with the police believing the equipment was intended for recreational use.Enquiries remain ongoing over the incident that happened on Wednesday with it being reported that Dedic and his friend fired arrows while in the countryside. It remains unclear what they were firing at, however, hunting any animal or bird with a bow and arrow or crossbow is illegal in the UK.A Northumbria Police spokesperson said: “Shortly after 1:55pm on Wednesday, we received a report of two men carrying a bow and arrows while walking along a track by the reservoir on Military Road in the Harlow Hill area.“Officers attended and subsequently stopped a vehicle in the Darras Hall area and seized a bow and arrows. “At this stage, it is understood they were for recreational use and there was no threat to the public. Enquiries are ongoing.”Dedic is not expected to be subject to any disciplinary action from NewcastleGettyThe Daily Mail’s report adds that Dedic is not expected to face any disciplinary action from Newcastle as it’s felt the player was naive to believe he was allowed to walk around the countryside with the weapon.Amar Dedic’s career at a glanceFull-back Dedic joined Newcastle from Benfica in a £30m deal in the summer. The 24-year-old began his career in 2019 with Austrian outfit Red Bull Salzburg, claiming one Austrian Bundesliga winners’ medal with them.After six years at Salzburg, Dedic earned a move to Benfica, winning the Portuguese Super Cup on his debut. He was only with the Lisbon-based side for a year before completing his move to Tyneside in the summer transfer window. Dedic has settled in well at Newcastle having started six of their eight Premier League games this season, getting assists in wins over Tottenham and Crystal Palace. The player has 31 caps for Bosnia’s national team and played in three of their four matches at the World Cup earlier this year.