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Youths throw stones at flashpoint Third night of flashpoint trouble
(about 8 hours later)
There has been sporadic violence in the Ardoyne area of north Belfast. Violence has flared in the Ardoyne area of north Belfast for a third night.
Groups of rival youths have thrown stones and it is understood that some petrol bombs have been thrown. The police are in the area. About 100 youths gathered in the Brompton Park area. Some of them threw stones, glass bottles and at least one petrol bomb at police.
Earlier, detectives investigating a shot being fire at police during rioting in the area on Monday arrested a 28-year-old man and searched homes. At one point, officers in riot gear chased youths who had attacked them with scaffolding poles.
Earlier, detectives investigating a shot fired at police during rioting in the area on Monday arrested a 28-year-old man and searched homes.
Supporters of the arrested man staged a peaceful protest outside Antrim Road police station.Supporters of the arrested man staged a peaceful protest outside Antrim Road police station.
Trouble in area began on Monday after dissident republicans tried to disrupt a loyalist Twelfth of July parade. Trouble in the area began on Monday after dissident republicans tried to disrupt a loyalist Twelfth of July parade.
Police were attacked again in Ardoyne on Tuesday night by a crowd throwing petrol bombs and other missiles.Police were attacked again in Ardoyne on Tuesday night by a crowd throwing petrol bombs and other missiles.
A crowd of up to 100 people rioted at Brompton Park.
The trouble on Tuesday night was described by Sinn Fein as a "continuation" of the previous evening's rioting, which the party blamed on dissident republicans.The trouble on Tuesday night was described by Sinn Fein as a "continuation" of the previous evening's rioting, which the party blamed on dissident republicans.
On Monday night, the trouble left a total of 21 police officers injured.On Monday night, the trouble left a total of 21 police officers injured.
Blast bombs, fireworks, stones and other missiles were thrown by republicans during the disturbances.Blast bombs, fireworks, stones and other missiles were thrown by republicans during the disturbances.
Officers responded with 18 baton rounds and water cannon.Officers responded with 18 baton rounds and water cannon.