17/09/2018

Investigation Launched Into Report Of Device Left At Bus Stop

An investigation has been launched following reports that a device has been left close to a bus stop in Twinbrook, Belfast.

Police are advising the public to report any suspicious objects.

On Twitter, the PSNI stated: "Police are investigating following a report that a device has been left close to a bus stop in the McKinstry road area of Twinbrook.

"The public are advised to report any suspicious objects to police on 101."

(LM/CM)

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