Minister to quiz police chief over UDA attacks

Chief Constable Ronnie Flanagan is to be asked by the British government why UDA members have not been prosecuted over their role in attacks on nationalists in north Belfast, it emerged today.

Minister to quiz police chief over UDA attacks

Chief Constable Ronnie Flanagan is to be asked by the British government why UDA members have not been prosecuted over their role in attacks on nationalists in north Belfast, it emerged today.

Security Minister Jane Kennedy vowed to raise the issue with the police chief after a delegation of SDLP Assembly members and councillors gave her specific examples of UDA involvement in recent disturbances in north Belfast.

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