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Town stone throwers attack police Murder suspect's family targeted
(about 6 hours later)
Police have been attacked by youths throwing stones in Coleraine, County Londonderry. Stone throwers have targeted a house belonging to a sister of one of the men accused of murdering a Coleraine community worker earlier this year.
The trouble flared in the Heights area of the town on Sunday evening. The woman's brother has been charged with the murder of Kevin McDaid who died after he was beaten by loyalists.
Just after 2000 BST police responded to a report of youths throwing bottles in Killowen Street. They dispersed a crowd then came under attack. Police confirmed that a window had been broken at a house at Winston Way around 2035 BST on Sunday and said they are treating the incident as sectarian.
A 45-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of assaulting police. The area was largely quiet by 2200 BST, police said. Officers were also attacked by youths throwing stones in Coleraine on Sunday.
Just after 2000 BST police responded to a report of public disorder in Killowen Street.
They dispersed a crowd then came under attack.
A 45-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of assaulting police.
A PSNI spokesmen said police believed the attack on the house in Winston Way, and a later incident during which a window was smashed at a house in Shuttle Hill, were both linked to the disturbances.
Alliance councillor Barney Fitzpatrick said he was "appalled" at the attack on the police.
"Given the events of recent months in the town this attack is particularly worrying.
"All community workers and political representatives need to continue their efforts to ease the tensions that have developed in the area in recent times," he said.