Relatives 'totally devastated and very angry' at Bloody Sunday probe layoffs

Relatives of civil rights protesters shot dead by soldiers on Bloody Sunday in Derry in 1972 have said they are devastated after learning most police investigators are to be laid off.

Relatives 'totally devastated and very angry' at Bloody Sunday probe layoffs

Relatives of civil rights protesters shot dead by soldiers on Bloody Sunday in Derry in 1972 have said they are devastated after learning most police investigators are to be laid off.

John Kelly, whose brother Michael was among 14 who died after British paratroopers opened fire, said justice had been sacrificed for the sake of cost-cutting.

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