Para joined UDA and was jailed, Inquiry told
A former paratrooper who joined the Ulster Defence Association after Bloody Sunday told the Saville Inquiry today that he served a sentence in the high security Maze Prison for firearms offences.
Soldier 203, who gave his evidence from behind a screen at Central Hall in Westminster, said he joined the loyalist paramilitary group after leaving the British army in 1975 – three years after Bloody Sunday.
