Fire bomb could have killed police woman and her daughter

Fire bomb could have killed police woman and her daughter
Police remained at the scene of the attempted bombing near Dungiven throughout yesterday, Tuesday. Picture by Pacemaker.
Seamus McKinney
21 April, 2021 01:00
ACC Mark McEwan said the device could have killed anyone in its vicinity if it had gone off. Picture by Mal McCann.
An incendiary bomb left beside the car of a part time PSNI officer could have killed both the police woman who was targeted and her three-year-old daughter, it has been claimed.
The part-time officer – who is also a civilian worker with the PSNI – found the device in a bag beside her car as she left her home around two miles from Dungiven on Monday morning. The area around the Ballyquin Road house, where the young police officer and her family have lived for many years remained closed off throughout Monday and yesterday.

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