Bradley could have been killed in attack, say police

POLICING Board vice-chairman Denis Bradley could have been killed by a thug who bludgeoned him with a baseball bat, police claimed last night.

Bradley could have been killed in attack, say police
Thu, 22 Sep, 2005 - 01:00
Paul O’Hare and Ian Graham

Mr Bradley, 59, was attacked in a Derry bar as he watched a televised football match with his son.

The former priest suffered head injuries and is in Altnagelvin Hospital overnight for observation.

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