Grieving relatives sue police over 'collusion' cases

The relatives of four people murdered after alleged security force collusion with loyalist paramilitaries in the North are suing the police.

Grieving relatives sue police over 'collusion' cases
Mon, 19 Feb, 2007 - 15:55

The relatives of four people murdered after alleged security force collusion with loyalist paramilitaries in the North are suing the police.

The families’ solicitors issued a writ to PSNI Chief Constable Hugh Orde in Belfast today.

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CourtsNorth ’collusion’Place: BelfastPlace: North BelfastPlace: Bawnmore Park, NewtownabbeyPlace: AntrimPlace: BallyhalbertPlace: USPlace: Washington DCPerson: Chief ConstablePerson: Hugh OrdePerson: Nuala O'LoanPerson: Andrea MurphyPerson: Deputy DirectorPerson: Sharon McKennaPerson: Peter McTasneyPerson: Gerard BradyPerson: John HarbinsonPerson: Mark HaddockPerson: HaddockPerson: Gerald BradyPerson: Raymond McCordPerson: RaymondPerson: Hilary ClintonPerson: McCordPerson: ThompsonPerson: Paul McIlwainePerson: Pauline KennedyPerson: Theresa SlanePerson: Clare ReillyEvent: St Patrick’s DayOrganisation: PSNIOrganisation: Royal Ulster Constabulary Special BranchOrganisation: Ulster Volunteer ForceOrganisation: Relatives For JusticeOrganisation: CatholicOrganisation: UVFOrganisation: Informant 1Organisation: Special BranchOrganisation: ProtestantsOrganisation: Catholics
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