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.
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.
A vehicle has been seized in the Lagmore area of west Belfast as police investigate whether a bomb fell from below it in Lisburn.
Police say they are following a number of lines of enquiry after Saturday’s security alert.
“Our investigation into the circumstances surrounding this security alert is at a very early stage,” PSNI Superintendent Brian Kee said.
“We are keen to hear from witnesses or anyone who was in the Market Place area of Lisburn yesterday and who may have information that could assist the investigation.
“Detectives can be reached by calling 101 quoting reference 686 30/07/16.”
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