Police to step up patrols following Innishrush 'hate crime'
Fireworks were directed at homes in Innishrush, County Londonderry, and abuse was shouted at residents in what police are treating as a hate crime.
No-one was injured and there were no reports of property being damaged but police described it as "reckless". Glenn Moore from the Traditional Unionist Voice party said he had seen video footage of an incident which showed youths shouting pro-IRA chants and other republican slogans.
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