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28/06/2004
Home targeted in Antrim pipe bomb attack
Police are appealing for information following a pipe bomb attack at a house in Antrim early this morning.
The incident, which occurred at around 4am at the house in Norfolk Street, left a letterbox damaged, however the three occupants of the house, which included a 16-year-old boy, escaped injury in the attack.
Elsewhere, a schoolboy has been threatened with a knife and robbed in west Belfast.
The 11-year-old boy was walking through Falls Park with two friends at around 4pm on Saturday when another two boys approached him.
One of these youths produced a knife and held it to the boy's throat before stealing £9 and a gold chain.
Sinn Fein councillor Paul Maskey described the attack as "cowardly".
"To think that somebody could actually pull a knife out on a child, it's really hard to understand," he added.
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The incident, which occurred at around 4am at the house in Norfolk Street, left a letterbox damaged, however the three occupants of the house, which included a 16-year-old boy, escaped injury in the attack.
Elsewhere, a schoolboy has been threatened with a knife and robbed in west Belfast.
The 11-year-old boy was walking through Falls Park with two friends at around 4pm on Saturday when another two boys approached him.
One of these youths produced a knife and held it to the boy's throat before stealing £9 and a gold chain.
Sinn Fein councillor Paul Maskey described the attack as "cowardly".
"To think that somebody could actually pull a knife out on a child, it's really hard to understand," he added.
(MB)
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