RUC not against public inquiries - Chief Constable

The Royal Ulster Constabulary will not oppose independent probes into controversial killings linked with the security forces, it was confirmed today.

Mon, 23 Jul, 2001 - 14:29

The Royal Ulster Constabulary will not oppose independent probes into controversial killings linked with the security forces, it was confirmed today.

Chief Constable Sir Ronnie Flanagan said that he would co-operate fully with any public inquiries into the murders of solicitors Pat Finucane and Rosemary Nelson and Portadown man Robert Hamill.

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