Arrest Following Disorder in Londonderry
A 13-year-old boy was arrested after petrol bombs and other missiles were thrown at police vehicles in Londonderry on Tuesday evening.
At approximately 17:30 BST, police received reports of a group of masked youths gathering in the Bishop Street area.
"A number of glass bottles were thrown, with fireworks also set off and petrol bombs and masonry thrown at police vehicles," Insp Ferriby said.
The teenage boy was taken into custody on suspicion of riotous behaviour and has since been released on bail.
Due to the disorder, Bishop Street was temporarily closed, causing disruption in the vicinity.
Recent Incidents of Antisocial Behaviour
Police noted that several incidents of antisocial behaviour have occurred in the Bishop Street, The Fountain, and Nailors Row areas over recent weeks.
Individuals, believed to be youths and some wearing masks, were involved on the evenings of 20 and 21 April, 4 May, as well as the recent Tuesday evening, according to the police force.
"An investigation is under way to identify all those involved, and we will take action against anyone identified as committing offences," Insp Ferriby said.
