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Police seek to identify six individuals after disorder and attacks on officers in Ballymena

  • Writer: Love Ballymena
    Love Ballymena
  • Jun 17
  • 2 min read

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has launched a public appeal to help identify six individuals believed to be connected with a series of disorderly incidents and attacks on police officers in the Ballymena area since Monday, 9 June 2025.


In a statement issued this evening, Tuesday 17 June, police confirmed that they are seeking to speak with six persons of interest as part of an ongoing investigation into the unrest, which has resulted in several confrontations with law enforcement.



“Can you identify the following individuals?” police asked the public.


“Police would like to speak with these persons, in connection with our ongoing investigation into a number of incidents of disorder and attacks on police officers since Monday, 9th June 2025 in the Ballymena area.”


The PSNI is urging the individuals involved to come forward voluntarily. At the same time, they are asking for assistance from members of the public who may be able to identify the individuals or have relevant evidence.



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Appeal for information and evidence


The police are particularly interested in receiving photographic or video evidence of the events, including CCTV, mobile phone footage, or dash cam recordings.


Anyone with such information is encouraged to upload it directly via the Major Incident Public Portal at:


Alternatively, members of the public can report non-emergency information online at:


Anonymous reports can also be submitted through Crimestoppers by calling 0800 555 111 or visiting:



Police have asked that the public not post information or comments on social media, but instead use the appropriate channels listed above to share any details.


This appeal forms part of the PSNI’s broader investigation into public safety concerns and criminal behaviour in the Ballymena area. Officers are continuing to assess all available evidence as they work to bring those responsible to justice.

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