2 Youths Shot in Belfast
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BELFAST, Northern Ireland — A police patrol Thursday shot and wounded two youths on the outskirts of Belfast after the pair tried to run the officers down in a stolen car, a police spokesman said. The two, who both suffered leg wounds, drove at the police patrol as it led away two other youths detained after trying to steal a car, the spokesman said.
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