Mobile phones seized in Belfast right-wing extremism investigation

Summarised from BBC Northern Ireland's report · Updated 5 Nov, 19:16 · Archive

Police seized six mobile phones and other items from two west Belfast properties in connection with a right-wing extremism investigation.

The Police Service of Northern Ireland's Terrorism Investigation Unit seized six mobile phones and other items from two properties in the west Belfast area on Thursday. The seizure was conducted as part of a wider investigation into right-wing extremism, with the items now to be taken for forensic examination.

The operation follows the discovery of explosive devices in Belfast at the weekend, which the PSNI said is linked to extreme right-wing terrorism. Police have appealed for information from anyone who could assist with their investigation.

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• Mobile phones among items seized in investigation linked to right-wing extremismPolice said the items were seized in connection with a wider investigation into right-wing extremism.BBC Northern Ireland · 5 Nov, 18:25

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