Device driven to police station in hijacked car was a viable bomb

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Device driven to police station in hijacked car was a 'viable bomb'

The PSNI had thought the object was an elaborate hoax made to look like a car bomb.

Waterside Police Station, Londonderry

Date - 23rd November 2022
By - Cash Boyle

The device thought to be a hoax which was driven to a PSNI police station in Londonderry was actually a "viable bomb", it has been confirmed. The PSNI initially believed the vehicle, driven by a delivery driver who was hijacked...

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