Loyalists suspected of carrying out Derry shooting

Police in the North have suggested that loyalist paramilitaries may have been responsible for the attempted murder of a Catholic lorry driver in Derry yesterday morning.

Police in the North have suggested that loyalist paramilitaries may have been responsible for the attempted murder of a Catholic lorry driver in Derry yesterday morning.

The 35-year-old man narrowly escaped injury after a gunman fired several shots at him while he sat in his vehicle in Rossdowney Drive, in the mainly Protestant Waterside area of the city.

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