PSNI bosses apologise to Peadar Heffron over dissident bomb attack injuries

Police chiefs in the North have apologised to a former officer badly injured in a dissident republican bomb attack.

Tue, 22 Dec, 2015 - 15:00

Police chiefs in the North have apologised to a former officer badly injured in a dissident republican bomb attack.

PSNI constable Peadar Heffron suffered serious injuries when the undercar booby trap device was detonated near Randalstown in Co Antrim five years ago.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Randalstown Place: Co Antrim Person: Peadar Heffron Person: Chair Anne Connolly Person: Chief Constable Person: George Hamilton Person: Drew Harris Person: Heffron Person: Connolly Person: Michael Maguire Organisation: PSNI Organisation: Policing Board Organisation: Catholic Organisation: Catholics

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