UVF terror lords have 'arrested' four of their own race-hate monsters
behind a string of sickening attacks, The People can reveal.
And they discovered the UVF members had formed links with a British racist
group and had been spreading their hate message among kids as young as
eight.
Two of the four UVF members were still being 'questioned' by their leaders
last night (Saturday) amid claims from one source that they could be forced to leave
Northern Ireland.
Furious PUP MLA David Ervine had earlier called for the attacks to stop
after a Chinese family was targeted in the run up to Christmas.
The boss of the UVF in The Village ordered a crackdown on Friday night on
gangs attacking families who had moved into the Donegall Road district of
south Belfast. Last night a senior UVF source said: "We have identified
four people we believe are behind this campaign.
"Two are still being questioned. We discovered they have had links with the
British National Party."
The source said he believed the matter would be left in the hands of the
PSNI though he added: "Some of them may find themselves being exiled."
Meanwhile, there was fury in The Village last night over a report in The
Guardian yesterday that said: "The Village in south Belfast is a run-down
network of loyalist terraces where unemployment is high, union flags sag
from lampposts and almost every family has a link to loyalist
paramilitaries."
Several people rang The People to complain. One mum-of-three fumed: "Most
people hate the paramilitaries and the racists. This article branded us all
terrorists."
