Death threat 'will not deter' police board member

A member of a local policing board in Derry today vowed to continue her work despite a death threat.

A member of a local policing board in Derry today vowed to continue her work despite a death threat.

Dissident republicans were blamed for sending Marion Quinn, who serves on the city’s District Policing Partnership, three bullets and a mass card to her home in the Galliagh area.

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