Prisoners on the run from Antrim jail after compassionate leave to attend relative's funeral

Two prisoners are on the run from a jail in Co Antrim.

Fri, 10 Nov, 2017 - 18:51

Two prisoners are on the run from a jail in Co Antrim.

Brothers Charles Valliday (aged 45) and James Valliday (aged 51) were released from Maghaberry Prison under the conditions of compassionate bail so they could attend a relative's funeral.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Antrim Place: Co Antrim Place: Maghaberry Prison Place: St Jude Place: Chapel Place: Falls Road Person: Charles Valliday Person: James Valliday Person: Detective Superintendent Person: Jason Murphy Person: Charles Person: James Organisation: PSNI

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