Police urge people to ‘shop’ loyalists involved in bloody feud

POLICE in Belfast last night urged the loyalist community to “shop” those involved in the bitter internal paramilitary feud which has now claimed its second life.

A senior detective investigating one of two tit-for-tat murders in the past week said there was only so much

police could do on their own and needed help from the public to bring the feud between rival factions to an end and round up those responsible for the violence. Police chiefs fear fresh bloodshed in the bitter power struggle between the Ulster Defence Association elements, and Det Supt Roy Suitters predicted the death toll could rise to six unless the feud was halted.