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4931: LISTEN¦ A three-year-old girl and an elderly woman are among those caught up in the feud between rival drug gangs in Ards and North Down. UUP Policing Board Member Mike Nesbitt speaks to Frank after an attack in Donaghadee
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Another house has been targeted in a petrol bomb attack in Ards and North Down
Nobody was inside the Beechfield Drive home in Donaghadee last night, and a fire was quickly extinguished.
Last week the seaside town was named as The Sunday Times best place to live in Northern Ireland.
The attack is part of the ongoing feud between two rival drug gangs running under the UDA.
Since last Wednesday it's believed up to 15 properties have been targeted
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