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Van Acting Suspiciously – Balnamore

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Concerned members of the public contacted the PSNI yesterday evening following a van acting suspiciously in Balnamore area.

Deputy Mayor Darryl Wilson is reminding members of the public to report any suspicious activity to the PSNI (call 101 or in case of emergency 999)

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    des martin

    I have never seen a van acting suspiciously before. How does that work? Was the van wearing a hat and a trench coat on a hot day. Perhaps the van had sunglasses on and it was night time.

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