Teenager shot in Derry punishment attack

An 18-year-old youth is recovering in hospital this morning after being shot in both ankles in an overnight paramilitary-style punishment attack.

Teenager shot in Derry punishment attack
Fri, 28 Mar, 2003 - 07:47

An 18-year-old youth is recovering in hospital this morning after being shot in both ankles in an overnight paramilitary-style punishment attack.

The incident happened near a petrol station on the Fairview Road in Derry.

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