PSNI vehicles rammed by stolen car in Belfast

Ten PSNI officers were slightly injured today when four police vehicles were rammed by a suspected stolen car in east Belfast.

Thu, 26 Feb, 2004 - 13:29

Ten PSNI officers were slightly injured today when four police vehicles were rammed by a suspected stolen car in east Belfast.

The incident happened outside a primary school in Knocknagoney.

The PSNI said a car believed to have been stolen in Bangor earlier today rammed four PSNI vehicles, substantially damaging two of them.

One man was arrested.

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