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TUV leader Jim Allister MP says a car bombing in Belfast may not be coincidental in timing, given Sinn Fein met in the city, and calls for a vigorous policing response to hunt down those responsible for the attack, which caused no deaths.
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Alliance Belfast City Councillor David Bell condemns a petrol bomb attack in East Belfast's Epworth Street area on Sunday night, which he says could have killed three people inside a property, and urges anyone with information to contact police.
Justice and policing Issue: East Belfast petrol bomb attack on property Original release: Bell slams those behind petrol bomb attack (opens in a new tab)
Sinn Féin councillor Ciaran Beattie condemns an early-hours car hijacking in Belfast city centre, in which police say a man threatened a woman and her child, and urges anyone with information to contact the PSNI. He also welcomes cross-party support for a Sinn Féin proposal for a taskforce on city…
Justice and policing Local government Issue: Belfast city centre car hijacking Upper Stanfield Street Original release: Beattie condemns Belfast city centre incident (opens in a new tab)
UUP leader Jon Burrows MLA condemns a knife attack in North Belfast as barbaric, wishes the victim a recovery, and thanks bystanders, medics and the PSNI. He says he was assured police resources would be mobilised to keep the community safe, and calls for calm and factual police information.
Justice and policing Issue: North Belfast attempted murder and community cohesion concerns Original release: Ulster Unionist Party Leader calls for calm after barbaric North Belfast knife attack (opens in a new tab)
Sinn Féin MLA Gerry Kelly condemns a reckless attack in which a petrol bomb was thrown at a house in Ardoyne, north Belfast, and says a man inside suffered a heart attack. He appeals for anyone with information to contact the police.
Justice and policing Issue: Ardoyne petrol bomb attack on house, June 2022 Original release: Kelly condemns petrol bomb attack - Sinn Féin (opens in a new tab)
Alliance Belfast Councillor David Bell condemns those behind a pipe bomb attack on Hyndford Street in East Belfast, which forced residents to be evacuated from their homes. He urges anyone with information to contact the PSNI so perpetrators can be brought to justice.
Justice and policing Issue: Hyndford Street East Belfast pipe bomb attack Original release: Bell condemns those behind pipe bomb attack (opens in a new tab)
Alliance's Belfast City Council party group leaders condemn a violent attack in North Belfast, expressing thoughts for the victim, his family and witnesses. They urge people not to share graphic footage and ask anyone with information to contact the PSNI.
Justice and policing Issue: North Belfast attempted murder and community cohesion concerns Original release: Statement from party group leaders on Belfast City Council (opens in a new tab)