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THREE-YEAR-OLD CHILD ESCAPES INJURY AFTER SICKENING SECTARIAN ATTACK

written by John July 22, 2015
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crime-alert-300x220DERRY police are treating an assault on a young man in the Dungiven Road area of the Waterside in which a three-year-old child managed to escape injury as a sectarian hate crime.

At about 12.30am on Monday a man in his 20 was walking home when he was chased by a group of youths who shouted sectarian abuse and threw bottles and stones at him.

The group followed him to a house at Meehan’s Terrace, and after he had gone inside, a stone was thrown and broke a bedroom window.  The youth was unhurt.

Constable Marshall, the investigating officer, said a three year old child was sleeping in the room at the time of the incident but luckily was not injured.

She added: “We would like to hear from witnesses who were in vicinity of Dungiven Road, Glendermott Road, Bentley Terrace or Meehan Terrace at approximately 12.30pm to 1am and who can help identify those involved in this incident.”

Information can be given on the police non-emergency number, 101, or by calling the Crimestoppers Charity anonymously on 0800 555 111.

THREE-YEAR-OLD CHILD ESCAPES INJURY AFTER SICKENING SECTARIAN ATTACK was last modified: July 22nd, 2015 by John

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