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Detailing the incidents on Sunday afternoon, a police spokesperson said: “Not all of those required police attendance, however that’s still a hefty night’s work.

“These calls ranged from anti-social behaviour related incidents, noisy parties, neighbour disputes, assaults and missing persons.

“There were arrests for criminal damage, assaults on police, common assault and drink driving. Antrim custody had a full house from last night’s activities- 10 cells and no spaces.”

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Busy night for police across Antrim and Newtownabbey