Loyalist protesters hurled bricks and bottles at officers trying to clear route for march Violent clashes that engulfed Belfast city centre and left more than 50 police officers injured have been condemned as "mindless anarchy" by the province's chief constable. Police fired plastic bullets and water cannon after facing a barrage of missiles that left 56 officers injured during a second successive night of sectarian disorder. Matt Baggott, Northern Ireland's chief constable, described the violen...
Loyalist protesters hurled bricks and bottles at officers trying to clear route for march Violent clashes that engulfed Belfast city centre and left more than 50 police officers injured have been condemned as "mindless anarchy" by the province's chief constable. Police fired plastic bullets and water cannon after facing a barrage of missiles that left 56 officers injured during a second successive night of sectarian disorder. Matt Baggott, Northern Ireland's chief constable, described the violen...
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