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02/09/2016
Security Alert In North Belfast Declared A Hoax
A security alert in north Belfast has now ended.
An object was found in the Velsheda Way and Alliance Avenue area in Ardoyne on Thursday, 01 September.
It is believed a device was thrown at a police vehicle.
Army bomb disposal experts attended the scene and declared it a hoax.
The road has been reopened and residents have returned to their homes.
(CD/JP)
An object was found in the Velsheda Way and Alliance Avenue area in Ardoyne on Thursday, 01 September.
It is believed a device was thrown at a police vehicle.
Army bomb disposal experts attended the scene and declared it a hoax.
The road has been reopened and residents have returned to their homes.
(CD/JP)
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