15/07/2013

Five Males Arrested For Public Disorder In Newtownabbey

Five men have been arrested in Newtownabbey after trouble broke out on Sunday night.

The PSNI said the trouble erupted after youths started to gather at O'Neill Road.

A car was also set on fire and stones were thrown.

The males, aged between 15 to 25, are currently being detained in police custody.

(CD/MH)

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