PSNI seek more than one person in Lyra McKee murder probe; Mayor of Derry reveals city's heartbreak

Deputy Chief Constable Stephen Martin said police believe more than one person was involved in the shooting.

PSNI seek more than one person in Lyra McKee murder probe; Mayor of Derry reveals city's heartbreak
Fri, 19 Apr, 2019 - 16:04

PSNI Deputy Chief Constable Stephen Martin has told a press conference in Derry that those responsible for the shooting of 29-year-old journalist Lyra McKee have achieved nothing "other than to plunge a family into grief”.

Speaking at a press conference the Deputy Chief Constable said police also believed more than one person was involved in the shooting.

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