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25/10/2013
Letter Bomb Sent To Chief Constable
A letter bomb has been found at a postal sorting office in Mallusk, Co Antrim.
The suspect device was discovered in the early hours of Friday morning.
Police have since confirmed the device was addressed to the PSNI Chief Constable, Matt Baggott at police headquarters.
An army bomb team was sent to the scene to make the device safe.
Police have issued a warning for the public to remain vigilant, and to report anything that looks suspicious.
(JP/CD)
The suspect device was discovered in the early hours of Friday morning.
Police have since confirmed the device was addressed to the PSNI Chief Constable, Matt Baggott at police headquarters.
An army bomb team was sent to the scene to make the device safe.
Police have issued a warning for the public to remain vigilant, and to report anything that looks suspicious.
(JP/CD)
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