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14/04/2004
Police appeal following barman attack
Police are appealing for information after a barman was attacked in Londonderry on Monday.
He incident occurred outside a bar on the Abercorn Road at about 11.30pm.
It is believed that a confrontation took place between staff and a number of men.
The barman was then dragged outside were he was attacked and left with a broken leg which required surgery.
Elsewhere, police vehicles have been attacked with bricks and bottles by youths in west Belfast on Monday.
A group of around 30 teenagers were involved in the incident which occurred at Beechmount Street at around 8.30pm.
Police eventually dispersed the crowd with no-one was injured.
(MB)
He incident occurred outside a bar on the Abercorn Road at about 11.30pm.
It is believed that a confrontation took place between staff and a number of men.
The barman was then dragged outside were he was attacked and left with a broken leg which required surgery.
Elsewhere, police vehicles have been attacked with bricks and bottles by youths in west Belfast on Monday.
A group of around 30 teenagers were involved in the incident which occurred at Beechmount Street at around 8.30pm.
Police eventually dispersed the crowd with no-one was injured.
(MB)
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