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PSNI arrest woman after 'false' missing baby reports

Police in the North have arrested a woman on suspiscion of wasting police time, after reports of a baby missing in Belfast Lough were declared a false alarm.

PSNI arrest woman after 'false' missing baby reports

Thu, 10 May, 2012 - 19:48

Police in the North have arrested a woman on suspiscion of wasting police time, after reports of a baby missing in Belfast Lough were declared a false alarm.

A search operation was launched last night, when a woman fell overboard a Stena Line Ferry, as the vessel made its way into Belfast Port.

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