The incident happened in north London on Wednesday when the Scot was in a car with his agent. It is understood two men got out of another car and knocked on Murray's window, but he was driven away. A member of the public thought the men had a gun and contacted police. A Scotland Yard spokesman said they received a call at 17:00 on Wednesday to report a sighting of a man with a firearm in a Mercedes car in Avenue Road, Swiss Cottage. The car was stopped in Tadema Road in Chelsea, west London and four men - aged 21, 26, 27 and 31 - were arrested on suspicion of possessing a firearm and taken into custody. They were later bailed until late January pending further inquiries. The spokesman said one line of inquiry being considered was that the men were carrying a tennis racquet. He added: "A search of the car was conducted and no trace of a firearm was found."
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