Police probe night of street violence

Police were today investigating after a fresh outburst of street violence erupted along the peace line in East Belfast.

Police probe night of street violence
Wed, 30 Oct, 2002 - 06:12

Police were today investigating after a fresh outburst of street violence erupted along the peace line in East Belfast.

Rival loyalists and nationalists blamed each other for attacks on homes throughout yesterday evening in Cluan Place and Clandeboye Drive along the Short Strand peace line.

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