Belfast police on high alert despite quiet night

Police in Belfast remained on high alert today despite only minor disturbances reported after a protest by loyalists.

Belfast police on high alert despite quiet night
Sun, 09 Dec, 2012 - 10:33

Police in Belfast remained on high alert today despite only minor disturbances reported after a protest by loyalists.

Several men and four youths – aged 13 to 17 – have been charged with public order offences over trouble around the city on Friday night and yesterday afternoon.

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