The Police Ombudsman calls for no further public comment from police while its investigation is ongoing.
The Police Federation told BBC News NI that it had not ruled out legal action.
A spokesman said they would "exhaust all internal processes in defending our members in this case" but had "not ruled out legal action, including seeking a judicial review, in respect of this matter". In a statement, the Police Ombudsman said that "as police actions at Friday's Ormeau Road event are the subject of an ongoing Police Ombudsman investigation, we have asked police to provide no further public comment or disclosures about the matters under investigation"."Our role is to gather and assess all relevant evidence, and then to provide an independent and impartial assessment of the appropriateness of police actions," a spokesperson said.
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