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Calm Restored Following 'Serious Disorder' in Ballymena
- Serious unrest erupted in Ballymena on Monday evening, involving the hurling of petrol bombs and stones at police officers, which resulted in damage to residential properties, commercial premises, and vehicles.
- The unrest erupted after a peaceful demonstration held in support of the relatives of a young female involved in a reported sexual assault incident, occurring amid growing migration-related tensions in the area.
- Masked individuals burned road barriers and bins as barricades and threw missiles including paint cans and glass bottles at police during hours of violence in the Clonavon Terrace area.
- Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn condemned the violence against police officers and property damage, describing such actions as completely unacceptable, while Chief Superintendent Sue Steen called for calm and warned that those responsible for the disorder will be identified and held accountable.
- Authorities have taken five individuals into custody over alleged involvement in riotous conduct; they continue to be held as officials urge the public to remain calm to safeguard the integrity of the justice system and promote community safety.
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