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£11k of Covid fines in single night as students in Holyland run riot - Vimarsana News

£11k of Covid fines in single night as students in Holyland run riot

Police handed out £11,000 in fines after a number of parties were held in Belfast's Holyland on Monday night.

Holyland: Police bring forward 'St Patrick's Day' plans - Vimarsana News

Holyland: Police bring forward 'St Patrick's Day' plans

Police break up parties at seven different addresses that began in south Belfast on Monday night.

Source: bbc.co.uk
PSNI seize illegal cigarettes and drugs worth £200k - Vimarsana News

PSNI seize illegal cigarettes and drugs worth £200k

BBC News Published image copyrightPSNI image captionIllegal cigarettes, drugs and cash were seized during follow-up searches in south Belfast and Tandragee, County Armagh More than 110,000 packets of illegal cigarettes and suspected Class B drugs worth an estimated £200,000 have been seized, police have said. A 43-year-old man was arrested when a vehicle was stopped in the Ormeau area of south Belfast on Thursday. Officers believe the cigarettes were smuggled into Northern Ireland. They were found along with cash and the drugs during follow-up searches in south Belfast and Tandragee, County...

Source: bbc.com
Drugs worth £200,000 and illegal cigarettes seized in Belfast - Vimarsana News

Drugs worth £200,000 and illegal cigarettes seized in Belfast

Police seized suspected Class B drugs with a street value of over £200,000 and over 110,000 packets of illegal cigarettes in south Belfast on Thursday.

Police investigating menacing Adams banner at Belfast City Hall - Vimarsana News

Police investigating menacing Adams banner at Belfast City Hall

Former Sinn Féin chief rails over ‘offensive’ standard mounted on city council property