PSNI have lucky escape from mob

PSNI officers had a lucky escape when a 100-strong mob battered police vehicles with bricks and stones yesterday, police in west Belfast have revealed.

PSNI have lucky escape from mob
Tue, 16 Mar, 2004 - 13:34

PSNI officers had a lucky escape when a 100-strong mob battered police vehicles with bricks and stones yesterday, police in west Belfast have revealed.

The rioting flared up when officers responded to reports of dangerous driving in Albert Street at around 6.30pm yesterday.

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