Post mortem carried out on body of Coolock shooting’s prime suspect

A POST-MORTEM examination was carried out last night on the body of the man who died while in garda custody in Dublin early yesterday.

Post mortem carried out on body of Coolock shooting’s prime suspect
Wed, 08 Mar, 2006 - 00:00

Dwayne Foster, aged 24, died in hospital after developing health problems in custody but gardaí said there was no question of garda mistreatment.

Mr Foster was one of five people arrested in Co Kildare in connection with Sunday’s cold-blooded murder in Coolock. The dead man was the chief suspect in the investigation into the shooting of mother-of-one Donna Cleary.

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