PSNI officer hurt in second night of Belfast disturbances

A police officer was injured after trouble flared close to a Belfast interface for a second night.

Tue, 28 Oct, 2014 - 09:43

A police officer was injured after trouble flared close to a Belfast interface for a second night.

Petrol bombs, stones, bottles and fireworks were thrown after crowds of youths gathered at Castlereagh Street, Woodstock Link, Albertbridge Road and Templemore Avenue in the east of the city from about 7pm yesterday.

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