Courts to review lenient sentences for loyalist gunmen

A court in the North is to review the case of three loyalists who were given suspended sentences for threatening a police officer with a deactivated gun.

Courts to review lenient sentences for loyalist gunmen

A court in the North is to review the case of three loyalists who were given suspended sentences for threatening a police officer with a deactivated gun.

The move follows a ruling by the British Attorney General that the sentence was too lenient.

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