Police hurt in mob violence

Two police officers were injured overnight after they were attacked with bricks and other missiles in west Belfast while responding to a fire at a petrol station.

Police hurt in mob violence
Sun, 25 Sep, 2005 - 11:24

Two police officers were injured overnight after they were attacked with bricks and other missiles in west Belfast while responding to a fire at a petrol station.

Around 150 youths took part in the trouble which flared after a gas cylinder was deliberately set alight on the Andersonstown Road.

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