Angry scenes as men appear in court

There were angry scenes outside Derry Magistrates Court today as three men were charged with two murders in the city.

Angry scenes as men appear in court
Thu, 12 Jun, 2003 - 14:45

There were angry scenes outside Derry Magistrates Court today as three men were charged with two murders in the city.

Up to 40 people hurled abuse as the three men were led from police vans to the court with blankets over their heads.

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