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18/03/2015
Jamie Bryson Found Guilty Of Taking Part In Unlawful Public Processions
Union flag protestor Jamie Bryson has been convicted of taking part in unlawful public processions.
He was also found guilty of obstructing traffic during a protest in Belfast.
The charges included four counts of participating in four un-notified public processions during January and February 2013, and obstructing traffic on the city's Newtownards Road.
Bryson, 24, of Rosepark in Donaghdee, is to be sentenced next month.
(CD)
He was also found guilty of obstructing traffic during a protest in Belfast.
The charges included four counts of participating in four un-notified public processions during January and February 2013, and obstructing traffic on the city's Newtownards Road.
Bryson, 24, of Rosepark in Donaghdee, is to be sentenced next month.
(CD)
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