PSNI investigates Belfast abduction

Police in the North have launched an investigation after a man was abducted from his home in West Belfast last night.

Mon, 23 Dec, 2002 - 08:14

Police in the North have launched an investigation after a man was abducted from his home in West Belfast last night.

The man was taken from his home in the mainly nationalist Ballymurphy area of the city.

He was abducted at around 8pm by five men who bundled him into a waiting Ford car.

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