Man accused of attempted murder of John Caldwell remanded in custody

Alan Lundy, with an address at Flax Street, Belfast, appeared in Dungannon Magistrates Court on Saturday charged with attempted murder, directing terrorism and the preparation of terrorist acts
A man has appeared in court charged with the attempted murder of Detective Chief Superintendent John Caldwell Picture: Brian Lawless/PA

A man has appeared in court charged with the attempted murder of Detective Chief Superintendent John Caldwell Picture: Brian Lawless/PA

A 44-year-old man charged with the attempted murder of detective chief inspector John Caldwell has been remanded in custody.

Alan Lundy, with an address at Flax Street, Belfast, appeared in Dungannon Magistrates Court on Saturday charged with attempted murder, directing terrorism and the preparation of terrorist acts.

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