30/07/2018
Loyalist Paramilitaries Order North Belfast Woman To Leave Her Home - SF
A woman in North Belfast has allegedly been threatened and ordered to leave her home by loyalist paramilitaries, according to Sinn Féin MLA Carál Ní Chuilín.
The North Belfast MLA said that the woman's son "died tragically only days ago" and reported that her home was attacked hours after a warning was issued on Sunday, 29 July.
Ms Ní Chuilín, said: "Police have confirmed that a mother has reported receiving a threat ordering her to leave her home in the Oldpark area today, after she reported that she had been threatened by the UFF
"Only hours later her home was attacked and the windows of her home were smashed.
"These shameful and depraved actions were carried in the full knowledge that her son, who died tragically last Thursday, was due to be waked from the family home.
"These sickening actions must be condemned by all and the criminals responsible should pack up and get off the backs of the community.
"The continued existence of these armed groups is a blight on society.
"The PSNI needs to intensify its efforts to remove the scourge of loyalist paramilitaries from our society.
"I would urge anyone with information on today's incident to bring it forward to the police."
(MH/LM)
The North Belfast MLA said that the woman's son "died tragically only days ago" and reported that her home was attacked hours after a warning was issued on Sunday, 29 July.
Ms Ní Chuilín, said: "Police have confirmed that a mother has reported receiving a threat ordering her to leave her home in the Oldpark area today, after she reported that she had been threatened by the UFF
"Only hours later her home was attacked and the windows of her home were smashed.
"These shameful and depraved actions were carried in the full knowledge that her son, who died tragically last Thursday, was due to be waked from the family home.
"These sickening actions must be condemned by all and the criminals responsible should pack up and get off the backs of the community.
"The continued existence of these armed groups is a blight on society.
"The PSNI needs to intensify its efforts to remove the scourge of loyalist paramilitaries from our society.
"I would urge anyone with information on today's incident to bring it forward to the police."
(MH/LM)
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