Officers escape injury after three police vehicles rammed

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Officers escape injury after three police vehicles rammed

A number of PSNI officers came close to being seriously injured after a vehicle rammed three police cars.

Date - 7th November 2022
By - Cachella Smith

PSNI officers have escaped without serious injury despite a member of the public ramming into three police cars. In the early hours of Friday morning officers on patrol around Belfast noticed an Audi A4 which had earlier been alerted for driving...

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