Police arrest man on suspicion of assault over Belfast parade incident
A man has been arrested following an incident which saw a bin hurled at a band as it paraded through Belfast.
A social media post has gone viral showing an altercation taking place between a resident in the Holyland area and the band.
In the footage a man can be seen coming out of a home, which has an Irish Tricolour hung out a window, before he throws a bin at the band.
He is then surrounded by the band and a window of the home is smashed with another bin.
Orange officials can be seen intervening to stop the incident escalating and usher the band away.
Police said they had arrested a man on suspicion of "a range of offences including assault and disorderly behaviour" in the Agincourt Avenue area of Belfast on Tuesday morning.
In a statement Belfast District Commander, Chief Superintendent Darrin Jones added: "We are aware of footage circulating online involving a number of parties in the Agincourt Avenue area of South Belfast.
"We have arrested a 46-year-old man on suspicion of a range of offences including assault and disorderly behaviour."
"Detectives are currently investigating other potential offences and persons."
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