Stolen car and PSNI vehicle crash

Published Sunday, 17 February 2013
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Two men have been arrested after a stolen car collided with a police vehicle in west Belfast.

Stolen car and PSNI vehicle crash
A police vehicle collided with a stolen car in west Belfast. (© UTV)

The men, aged 18 and 25, were detained shortly before 10am on Sunday at Albert Street in the lower Falls area.

Police had received a report of a car doing handbrake turns in the area.

The car had been reported stolen from the Newtownards Road on Saturday night.

No one was injured in the incident.

© UTV News
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Tommy Atkins in London England wrote (97 days ago):
On the fence I truly secund with your post. The PSNI are getting it together Again "Job Well Done"
on the fence in Belfast wrote (97 days ago):
Well done the Police. I have seen the video online of the incident and it is exceptionally well dealt with. The people of the lower Falls have been crying for some robust Policing in the area for months and seems to be getting delivered now. JOB WELL DONE!
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