Taxi driver tells of 'looting' by British soldiers

A taxi driver has told the Bloody Sunday Tribunal in Derry that British soldiers stole his takings, wedding ring and watch during the arrest operation that led to the deaths of 13 unarmed civilians in January 1972.

Taxi driver tells of 'looting' by British soldiers

A taxi driver has told the Bloody Sunday Tribunal in Derry that British soldiers stole his takings, wedding ring and watch during the arrest operation that led to the deaths of 13 unarmed civilians in January 1972.

Patrick Norris said his personal property was seized after he was detained while on his way to pick up a fare before the massacre occurred.

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