O'Loan to re-open Armagh 'shoot-to-kill' case

The North's Police Ombudsman is to hold a fresh investigation into one of the most controversial shoot-to-kill allegations against the RUC.

Fri, 20 Jul, 2007 - 09:35

The North's Police Ombudsman is to hold a fresh investigation into one of the most controversial shoot-to-kill allegations against the RUC.

Nuala O'Loan plans to re-open files on the 1982 killing of three unarmed IRA men by the RUC after they allegedly broke through a checkpoint in Co Armagh.

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