Police board chief defiant after bomb attack

THE deputy chairman of Northern Ireland’s Policing Board stood defiant yesterday after a petrol bomb attack on his home.

Police board chief defiant after bomb attack

Denis Bradley said he would not be driven off the board by the attack, which followed threats from dissident republicans in the Real IRA last year.

Mr Bradley's wife and teenage son were at the family home in Templemore Park in the Rosemount area of Derry when it was attacked shortly before 9pm on Thursday.

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