Shots fired at police in Belfast

Shots were fired and petrol bombs thrown when police came under attack in Belfast early today.

Sun, 09 Jun, 2002 - 10:49

Shots were fired and petrol bombs thrown when police came under attack in Belfast early today.

Two civilians were injured and two more arrested during the trouble at the junction of the Ormeau Road and Donegall Pass.

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