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Gang throws blast bomb at police Gang throws blast bomb at police
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At least one blast bomb, as well as bottles, stones and petrol bombs have been thrown at police investigating a security alert in County Armagh. At least one blast bomb, as well as bottles, stones and petrol bombs have been thrown at police investigating a security alert in Craigavon.
Police said they came under attack from youths in the Tullygally and Drumbeg areas of Craigavon on Tuesday morning. The trouble is continuing in the Tullygally and Drumbeg areas.
No-one was injured but six vehicles have been burnt out. No-one has been injured, but six vehicles have been burnt out and a number of police vehicles damaged.
The alert follows a telephoned bomb warning on Monday. Nothing was found, but the trouble is ongoing and motorists should avoid the area. A 31-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of hijacking. The alert followed a telephoned bomb warning on Monday. Nothing was found.
A police spokesman also urged members of the public to be vigilant. Motorists have been warned to avoid the area.
SDLP Upper Bann MLA Dolores Kelly said: "Blast bombs are lethal weapons and it is extremely fortunate that no-one was seriously injured or killed in this cowardly attack.SDLP Upper Bann MLA Dolores Kelly said: "Blast bombs are lethal weapons and it is extremely fortunate that no-one was seriously injured or killed in this cowardly attack.
"Those responsible obviously do not care about the damage and disruption caused and have no consideration for the wishes of the local community."Those responsible obviously do not care about the damage and disruption caused and have no consideration for the wishes of the local community.
"Anyone with any information on this incident should contact the local PSNI as soon as possible.""Anyone with any information on this incident should contact the local PSNI as soon as possible."