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Police officers found not guilty of kebab shop affray charges

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Four police officers charged with affray following a fight in a Belfast kebab shop have been found not guilty.

The accused, who were all off duty at the time of the incident in the city centre, said they had been acting in self defence.

Dean McCallum, 37, Mark Fullam, 29, Victoria Bell, 39, and Taylor Annett, 25, all with addresses given as PSNI Brooklyn in Knock, Belfast, were acquitted at Belfast Crown Court.

They had said the force they used at City Kitchen in High Street in January 2022 was necessary and appropriate.


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