Gun and explosive Victoria Parade Found as Safety Warning

[email protected] August 24, 2025

Warning, which began on Friday after the discovery of a suspicious object, is now over

The pacemaker is parked in front of a PSNI car a walkway. Two PSNI officials are standing next to two people in a forensic suit, one is dropped from the carboard box and sorted through the plastic bag. — Warning, which began on Friday after the discovery of a suspicious object, is now over

In his 30s, a person has been arrested in connection with a security warning in North Belfast, which has now ended after three days.

Alert Was trigger on Friday morningA suspicious object was discovered in a property in the Victoria Parade.

Some? Residents who had to leave their homes were kept in the facility of a councilPolice said that there was “heavy disintegration” within the community.

During the discoveries, the ammunition technical officers (ATOs) carried out several controlled explosions on several items located in the entire property, including suspected explosive equipment and firearms.

Some of these have been removed from the property and will be sent for further forensic examination.

Residents have been allowed to return to their homes and streets, reopening.

Residents were evacuated as a property discovery to the authorities

The pacemaker enters a flat in a forensic suit. Red railings are at the bottom. — Residents were evacuated as a property discovery to the authorities

Northern Ireland Police Service (PSNI) CH Insply Pete Cunningham said that in his 30s, a person has been arrested on suspicion of several crimes and detention.

He said, “It was a highly disturbing experience for the residents who had to deal with heavy disruption in their community with inconvenience and discomfort of getting out of their homes.”

“I would like to thank everyone impressed for my patience, while we worked to make this area safe.”

The police appealed for information to contact them.