PSNI urges community leaders to influence violent youngsters

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PSNI urges community leaders to influence violent youngsters

Northern Ireland's police have renewed their appeal to community leaders and families to step up after several petrol bomb attacks. The force has called for "those with influence" to curb anti-social behaviour.

Date - 18th July 2020
By - Chris Smith

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The Police Service of Northern Ireland are investigating a number of incidents in Londnderry including a petrol bomb attack that targeted officers. This week has seen two separate incidents despite the continued COVID-19 restrictions where youths...

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