Police ‘gripped’ seriousness of Noah Donohoe search at early stage, inquest told

Chief Inspector Robinson told Belfast Coroner’s Court that he had carried out a compliance review into how police carried out their search for the teenager in 2020
Police ‘gripped’ seriousness of Noah Donohoe search at early stage, inquest told

Noah Donohoe, who was found dead in a storm drain in north Belfast in June 2020 Picture:Family handout/PA

Police “gripped” the seriousness of the investigation into the disappearance of Noah Donohoe at an early stage, an inquest has heard.

Chief Inspector Robinson told Belfast Coroner’s Court that he had carried out a compliance review into how police carried out their search for the teenager in 2020.

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