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Police petrol bombed in Creggan



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The PSNI have been petrol bombed in the Creggan estate.
Youths threw stones and other missiles at a police patrol on the Iniscarn Road after they were called to investigate a sudden death in the area.

A petrol bomb thrown at a police car caused scorch damage, but no-one was injured in the attack.



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  • Last Updated: 22 March 2008 11:43 AM
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unrepentant cityperson,

derry city 24/03/2008 21:21:33
these wains are only being used as cover for more sinister elements who are involved in destroying the creggan community
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Time for Reality Check ,

25/03/2008 10:25:05
The question has to asked who are the faceless people winding up these young people ? This is certainly not doing anything possitive for the people of Creggan
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