Sinn Féin MP Chris Hazzard expresses shock at a man's death and an attack on a priest at a Downpatrick church, extends sympathy to those affected and urges anyone with information to contact police.
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Alliance South Down MLA Andrew McMurray says the Downpatrick community is shocked and distressed after an attack on a priest outside his church before Mass and a man's death in the Marian Park area, now the subject of a murder inquiry.
SDLP South Down MLA Colin McGrath condemns a violent attack on an elderly priest in Downpatrick, who is in hospital in a serious condition, and says the assault in a place of worship is especially appalling. He wishes the priest a swift recovery and calls for the attacker to be caught.
Alliance South Down MLA Andrew McMurray says he is shocked by an early-morning attack in Downpatrick in which a couple was doused in petrol and a man was stabbed. He wishes the victims a speedy recovery and urges anyone with information to contact the PSNI.
Alliance MLA Andrew McMurray condemns a sword attack at a house in Ballaghbeg Park, Newcastle, in the early hours of 21 July, calling the behaviour completely unacceptable. He urges anyone with information to contact police or Crimestoppers.
SDLP South Down MLA Colin McGrath condemns an early-hours incendiary assault on a Downpatrick house, describing it as reckless and dangerous. He says nobody was hurt but the outcome could have been far worse, and urges anyone near Pound Lane or John Street with information to contact police.
DUP Policing Board Lead Trevor Clarke MLA condemned the serious Downpatrick incident in which a PSNI officer was seriously injured when a stolen police vehicle hit him, calling it a shocking attack and urging community support for the police; South Down DUP MLA Diane Forsythe said the act was deeply