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PSNI: Bomb disposal team called to police headquarters Letter bomb found at PSNI headquarters
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Bomb disposal officers have been called to the Police Service of Northern Ireland's headquarters to examine a suspicious package. A suspicious package that caused a security alert at the Police Service of Northern Ireland's headquarters was a "viable device".
The package was delivered to the building on Knock Road, Belfast, earlier on Thursday. It is understood it was contained in an envelope delivered to the building on Knock Road, Belfast, earlier on Thursday.
Supt Sam Donaldson said the complex has not been evacuated and "remains open at this time". Bomb disposal officers were called to premises to examine the package. It is understood it was a letter bomb.
The Knock Road was closed for a time during the alert, but has since reopened. The Knock Road was closed for a time during the alert, but has reopened.