A 20-year-old man has been arrested in relation to alleged sectarian comments made on a social media site.
It is understood the arrest comes after Sinn Féin MLA Daithí McKay lodged a number of complaints with police regarding comments made on facebook which he described as "anti-Catholic."
Mr McKay said the comments began appearing after a contentious Twelfth of July feeder parade in Rasharkin.
The North Antrim political representative said more comments including 'KAT' which stands for 'Kill All Taigs' appeared last week before a Loyalist band paraded in the Co Antrim village. More...
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It is understood the arrest comes after Sinn Féin MLA Daithí McKay lodged a number of complaints with police regarding comments made on facebook which he described as "anti-Catholic."
Mr McKay said the comments began appearing after a contentious Twelfth of July feeder parade in Rasharkin.
The North Antrim political representative said more comments including 'KAT' which stands for 'Kill All Taigs' appeared last week before a Loyalist band paraded in the Co Antrim village. More...
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