Sinn Féin MLA Nicola Brogan urges drivers to steer clear of an area of Omagh's Culmore Park while PSNI deal with a suspicious object. She asks for patience and hopes the incident can be cleared quickly.
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DUP MLA Tom Buchanan says he is concerned after a security alert in Omagh caused significant disruption to residents of Gardenville Avenue. He says police are still investigating a suspected hazardous material and hopes affected residents can soon return home.
Alliance Upper Bann MLA Eóin Tennyson condemns the Lurgan security alert on 30 March, in which a man was threatened at gunpoint and forced to drive a suspicious device to a police station. He calls on anyone with information to contact police and thanks emergency responders.
Alliance councillor Emmet McDonough-Brown condemns the suspicious devices found at a South Belfast property, describing those responsible as sinister, and urges anyone with information to contact police. He thanks the PSNI for making the area safe.
DUP Fermanagh and South Tyrone MLA Deborah Erskine condemns a security alert in the Newtownbutler area, saying residents should not be subjected to fear and that those responsible must face the law if it proves to be a hoax. She thanks the PSNI for its quick action.
Alliance East Belfast MLA Peter McReynolds says a suspicious device found at Henry Jones playing fields on Church Road, Castlereagh, is extremely worrying and calls the disruption to schools and nurseries disgraceful. He urges anyone with information to contact police.
Alliance East Belfast MLA Peter McReynolds condemns those behind a suspicious device found on Dundela Street, which forced residents to be evacuated, and thanks the PSNI for its handling. He urges anyone with information to contact police.