Viable bomb found in Lisburn
A vehicle has been seized in the Lagmore area of west Belfast as police investigate whether a viable bomb found in Lisburn fell from below it.
‘Viable device’ at centre of Lisburn security alert
A viable explosive device has been made safe in Lisburn and removed for further examination.
The security alert was sparked at about 2pm on Saturday and the area cordoned off for hours, leaving some motorists unable to return to their cars.
Market Square has since reopened to traffic and police are thanking the public for their cooperation.
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