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Police are again attacked in town Police are again attacked in town
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Police have come under attack in Lurgan for the second night running. Police have come under attack in Lurgan for the second day running.
On Thursday evening, officers investigating the death of Paul Magee in Shankill Street were attacked with stones and bottles.On Thursday evening, officers investigating the death of Paul Magee in Shankill Street were attacked with stones and bottles.
On Friday, officers again came under attack by crowds throwing stones and bottles in the Tullygally area.On Friday, officers again came under attack by crowds throwing stones and bottles in the Tullygally area.
Meanwhile, two windows were smashed in a police patrol car when bricks were thrown at it in Fahan Street in Londonderry at about 0130 GMT.Meanwhile, two windows were smashed in a police patrol car when bricks were thrown at it in Fahan Street in Londonderry at about 0130 GMT.
No-one was injured in any of the attacks.No-one was injured in any of the attacks.
However, commenting on the incidents in Lurgan, Chief Inspector Pauline Shields described them as "irresponsible" and "deplorable".However, commenting on the incidents in Lurgan, Chief Inspector Pauline Shields described them as "irresponsible" and "deplorable".
"It is totally unacceptable that police and other emergency services are met with stones, bricks, bottles and petrol bombs when they respond to a call," she said."It is totally unacceptable that police and other emergency services are met with stones, bricks, bottles and petrol bombs when they respond to a call," she said.
"If officers have difficulty carrying out their job because of violent assaults then it is the members of the public who suffer and are put at risk.""If officers have difficulty carrying out their job because of violent assaults then it is the members of the public who suffer and are put at risk."
Mr Magee, 39, of Woodville Street in the town was found dead at about 0330 GMT on Thursday. The death is being treated as suspicious.Mr Magee, 39, of Woodville Street in the town was found dead at about 0330 GMT on Thursday. The death is being treated as suspicious.