Police move in to quell Belfast loyalist dispute

Police and soldiers moved into a Belfast estate today after loyalist paramilitaries forced families to flee their homes.

Police move in to quell Belfast loyalist dispute
Mon, 25 Jul, 2005 - 15:04

Police and soldiers moved into a Belfast estate today after loyalist paramilitaries forced families to flee their homes.

Ulster Volunteer Force men ordered households suspected of associations with the rival Loyalist Volunteer Force to get out.

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