Third ex-detective quizzed over police collusion

A third former detective is being questioned in a major probe into suspected police collusion with loyalist paramilitary killers in the North.

Third ex-detective quizzed over police collusion
Thu, 10 Aug, 2006 - 08:42

A third former detective is being questioned in a major probe into suspected police collusion with loyalist paramilitary killers in the North.

Johnston “Jonty” Brown was arrested by Police Ombudsman Nuala O’Loan’s investigators at Belfast International Airport after returning from a holiday abroad.

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