Orde is in charge of officers he investigated

Hugh Orde’s appointment as Northern Ireland’s new police chief puts him in charge of many officers he was actively investigating.

Thu, 30 May, 2002 - 07:25

Hugh Orde’s appointment as Northern Ireland’s new police chief puts him in charge of many officers he was actively investigating.

He has been running Metropolitan Police Commissioner John Stevens’s latest probe into allegations that security forces colluded with loyalist terrorists in the murder of Belfast lawyer Pat Finucane.

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Courts Hugh Orde appointment Place: Northern Ireland Place: Belfast Place: Met Person: Orde Person: Hugh Orde Person: John Stevens Person: Pat Finucane Person: Stevens III Person: Ronnie Flanagan Event: London Marathons Organisation: RUC Organisation: Police Service

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