PSNI chief condemns attack on Policing Board

The North's Chief Constable has condemned an attack on the Policing Board's headquarters in Belfast which could have caused widespread damage.

PSNI chief condemns attack on Policing Board
Sun, 22 Nov, 2009 - 14:51

The North's Chief Constable has condemned an attack on the Policing Board's headquarters in Belfast which could have caused widespread damage.

A 400lb car bomb partially exploded after being driven through the barricade in Belfast.

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