Delivery Driver Thwarts Bomb Attack on Police Station

0:00On April 2nd, dissident Republicans tried to bomb a police station in Lurgen, Northern Ireland, using a proxy device driven by a hijacked food, delivery worker, the PSNI Chief Constable, John Boucher, called it a crude but real threat they got stopped in time. Earlier this week, the driver was threatened at gunpoint in nearby Kill Wilkie and forced toward the station in a white outy packed with explosives. Quick thinking by the driver alerted officers before it could go off. Several leaders across Northern Ireland slammed the attack and Boucher labeled the culprits cowards with no community support. He tied it to dissident groups trying to stay relevant ahead of Easter parades marking the 1916 rising. The investigation is ongoing, with strong evidence pointing to these fading Republican factions. Boucher stressed the terror threat stays substantial, with police as the main target, reminding everyone these acts changed nothing. Got out to that brave delivery driver who stood tall against the intimidation real heroes,

1:00like him, show these groups got no place here. If you know anything, step up and help shut this down for good.