Police in Northern Ireland arrest a 15-year-old boy along with a man and a woman as part of an investigation into a car bomb attempt targeting a police station in Lurgan. Reporting from multiple outlets says the incident occurred in March and involved a proxy-style attack. One account states that a food delivery driver was hijacked in connection with the attempt, suggesting the vehicle was used to approach the station before being stopped. Other sources describe the March event as being linked to dissident republican activity, with dissident republicans believed to be behind the proxy attack. The arrests are presented as part of the ongoing investigation by authorities into the planning and preparation of the attempted bombing, as well as the circumstances around how the vehicle was used. No outlet provides additional details about charges or the broader investigative findings, but all agree on the number of people arrested, their ages/sexes, the location, and that the probe concerns the March car bomb attempt at the Lurgan police station.