26/02/2004

Police officers injured in road smash

A man has been arrested following a road smash in east Belfast which has injured 10 police officers.

The incident occurred outside a Primary School in the Knocknogoney Road area at around 8.30am.

Witnesses say a car was being driven erratically outside the school before ramming two police vehicles.

The car is believed to have been stolen in Bangor earlier that morning.

All the police officers sustained minor injuries during the incident.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police at Strandtown.

(MB)

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