PSNI chief given seven weeks to reveal 'shoot-to-kill' reports

A Belfast coroner today gave the North's Chief Constable seven weeks to hand over top secret reports on an alleged police shoot-to-kill policy during the Troubles.

PSNI chief given seven weeks to reveal 'shoot-to-kill' reports

A Belfast coroner today gave the North's Chief Constable seven weeks to hand over top secret reports on an alleged police shoot-to-kill policy during the Troubles.

John Leckey issued the deadline in the face of ongoing police reluctance to disclose the never-published Stalker and Sampson reports to assist his probe into the RUC killings of six men in late 1982.

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