The parent of someone living in the apartments said that residents are terrified to leave their apartments
Windows of an East Belfast apartment block were smashed by a group of youths amid ongoing anti-social behaviour in the area.
due to anti-social behaviour in the area and that the property is regularly attacked. "On Tuesday night stones were being thrown through people's windows and it has left people terrified to leave their apartments and they are having to live with their windows boarded up due to the damage."Chief Inspector Rosie Thompson said: "Our enquiries are currently ongoing in relation to these incidents and we would appeal to anyone with any information or who may have mobile or other footage to contact police on 101.
Choice Housing has said that it is aware of recent incidents of anti-social behaviour in the London Road area and that the safety of its tenants are its top priority.
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