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Man released over mortar bomb find

A 42-YEAR-OLD man arrested by police in connection with the discovery of a mortar bomb in Armagh has been released withou charge.

Bomb disposal experts were called in to deal with a suspicious device in the Friary Road area of the city on Thursday after a member of the public raised the alarm.

The bomb is thought to have included a pipe and a command wire.

District Commander Chief Superintendent Alasdair Robinson described the device as "capable of causing serious injury or indeed death".

The security alert has been blamed on dissident republicans.


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