Crowds gather in Omagh to demand end to violence after police officer’s shooting

Club members and supporters taking part in a 'Walk of Solidarity' from Beragh Swifts clubhouse in Beragh, Omagh, to unite against paramilitary violence following the shooting of Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell. Picture: Brian Lawless/PA Wire

Club members and supporters taking part in a 'Walk of Solidarity' from Beragh Swifts clubhouse in Beragh, Omagh, to unite against paramilitary violence following the shooting of Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell. Picture: Brian Lawless/PA Wire

Hundreds of people have gathered to demand an end to paramilitary violence in Northern Ireland.

The main street of the Co Tyrone town of Omagh was brought to a standstill as crowds assembled in front of the courthouse for a rally in solidarity with a police officer shot by gunmen at a sports centre in front of his young son.

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