One man required hospital treatment for injuries sustained in an alleged assault.
Two men have been charged after a boat was set alight in Co Antrim amid a row about a flag displayed on it.
Police said they received a report around 7.45pm that an altercation had taken place involving a number of men in the pier area concerning a flag displayed on the boat. It is understood the flag was an Irish tricolour. READ MORE: PSNI attend scene of sudden death in Co DownIn a statement on Thursday morning, police said the men, aged 62 and 63, have been charged with offences including disorderly behaviour, assault occasioning actual bodily harm, common assault and theft.
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