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Shots fired at house in Armagh shortly after midnight

A number of shots were fired through a window at the rear of a house in the Callan Bridge Park area of the city.

PSNI DETECTIVES ARE appealing for witnesses and information following a report of shots being fired at a house on the western outskirts of Armagh.

Detective Sergeant Wilson said: “Police received a report shortly after 12.30am on Saturday 8 July that a number of shots had been fired through a window at the rear of a property in the Callan Bridge Park area.”

“Damage was caused to the window and a surrounding PVC pane. A man and woman were inside the property at the time of the report – thankfully no injuries were reported.

“This was an extremely wreckless attack, which could have had serious consequences and our enquiries are underway to determine what happened and who was involved.”

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