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Device left outside Derry police station ‘was viable bomb’

Device left outside Derry police station ‘was viable bomb’ — A device left in a hijacked vehicle outside a police station in Derry on Sunday was a viable bomb, officers have confirmed (Liam McBurney/PA)

Wed, 23 Nov, 2022 - 09:42

Jonathan McCambridge, PA

A device left in a hijacked vehicle outside a police station in Derry on Sunday was a viable bomb, officers have confirmed.

Police had previously said the object was an elaborate hoax made to look like a car bomb.

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