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15/02/2012
Petrol Bomb Attack In Derry
Two petrol bombs and stones were thrown at police officers in Londonderry on Tuesday night.
The incident took place in the Rossville Street area at around 10.30pm.
No one was injured in the attack, however one vehicle sustained minor scorch damage.
Earlier on Tuesday evening, police attended a report of criminal damage to the Verbal Arts Centre in the city.
A paint bomb and a petrol bomb, which failed to ignite, were thrown at the building on Bishop Street shortly before 10pm.
Police are urging for people who have any information to contact them.
(CD/GK)
The incident took place in the Rossville Street area at around 10.30pm.
No one was injured in the attack, however one vehicle sustained minor scorch damage.
Earlier on Tuesday evening, police attended a report of criminal damage to the Verbal Arts Centre in the city.
A paint bomb and a petrol bomb, which failed to ignite, were thrown at the building on Bishop Street shortly before 10pm.
Police are urging for people who have any information to contact them.
(CD/GK)
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