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'Viable bomb' found under police officer's car in east Belfast 'Viable bomb' found under police officer's car in east Belfast
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It is understood a viable bomb has been found under a policeman's car in east Belfast.It is understood a viable bomb has been found under a policeman's car in east Belfast.
Army bomb disposal officers have been called to deal with the device at the Upper Newtownards Road.Army bomb disposal officers have been called to deal with the device at the Upper Newtownards Road.
A number of homes in the area have been evacuated.A number of homes in the area have been evacuated.
The Upper Newtownards Road has been closed to traffic between the Knock Road junction and Cabin Hill Park.The Upper Newtownards Road has been closed to traffic between the Knock Road junction and Cabin Hill Park.
In recent years, there have been a number of attacks on officers from the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI), carried out by dissident republican paramilitary groups..In recent years, there have been a number of attacks on officers from the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI), carried out by dissident republican paramilitary groups..
The SDLP's spokesperson on policing, Conall McDevitt, condemned the attack, describing it as a "cynical and deplorable act".
He said: "Those seeking to target police officers are undermining not only the stated will of the people of Ireland who have long since rejected violence, but also the desire for a new beginning for policing in the north, which is shared by the majority of citizens."
Mr McDevitt urged anyone with information about the attack to contact the PSNI.