14/03/2013

Willie Frazer Granted Bail

Willie Frazer has been granted bail at Belfast High Court today.

The loyalist campaigner and Ulster People's Forum member faces six charges in relation to the union flag protest at Belfast City Hall.

He has been in Maghaberry Prision since his arrest earlier this month.

Frazer, 53, appeared via video link from the prison.

He accepted his bail conditions which include, living at his home in Markethill and make no public speeches or social media comment over the flag dispute.

Mr Justice Reg Weir granted Frazer bail of £500 and two sureties of £900 each.

He is also not allowed within 1.6kms of any protest, demonstration or process and must report to the police once a week.

His charges include taking part in an unnoticed public procession, possessing a stun gun and obstructing traffic.

(CD)


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