UDA blamed for Belfast shootings

The Ulster Defence Association has been blamed for burning out a barber shop in north Belfast this morning and then firing shots at a nearby house believed to belong to the shop's owner.

UDA blamed for Belfast shootings
Fri, 13 Dec, 2002 - 16:32

The Ulster Defence Association has been blamed for burning out a barber shop in north Belfast this morning and then firing shots at a nearby house believed to belong to the shop's owner.

Gunmen fired several shots at the house in Braehill after earlier setting fire to the hair salon in Upper Crumlin Road.

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