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Magherafelt: Homes evacuated in security alert
A suspicious object has been found in the Golf Terrace area of Magherafelt, County said they were at the scene of the security alert and a number of homes have been evacuated.A road closure is in place from the roundabout at the junctions of Ballyronan Road and Meadowbank public has been asked to avoid the area.


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14 hours ago
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Millisle: Two vehicles destroyed in suspected arson attack
Police are treating a fire at a property in Millisle as an arson vehicles were completely destroyed and a house suffered scorch damage. The blaze occurred on Saturday morning at around 03:30 BST in the Ballywalter Road Area of the County Down village. Police say nobody was in the property at the time of the fire. In a statement, the Police Service for Northern Ireland (PSNI) said the fire is "being treated as arson with intent to endanger life".It added: "The investigation is underway to determine exactly what happened, a motive, and who was involved". Detectives are appealing for information.


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16 hours ago
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Police officer 'dragged by car' during traffic stop
A police officer has been injured after he was dragged by a car following a traffic stop in Kilkeel on silver Mitsubishi Shogun stopped on the Mountain Road shortly at about 22:15 BST by officers conducting traffic was treated in hospital for an arm injury and was unable to return to work. "Police officers carry out their job knowing that on any given day they could be faced with difficult and dangerous situations, but it is completely unacceptable that they should be deliberately injured," Inspector Connolly said. The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said an officer "detected a strong smell which he suspected was cannabis" as he was leaning into the he questioned the driver, they made off at speed, dragging the officer for several metres before he could free Connolly continued: "Our investigation into this matter is ongoing."The outcome of the driver's actions could have been much more serious and the public should rest assured that the perpetrator will face the consequences."