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Murder Investigation Underway in the North as the Body of a Man Is Found Alongside an Injured Child
Police said the suspect remains in custody as forensic officers examine the sealed house and investigate a possible domestic incident.
- On Saturday, the Northern Ireland Major Investigation Team launched a murder inquiry after a man was found dead in a Dungannon home alongside a seriously injured child.
- Emergency services arrived at the Lisnahull Road property shortly before 11am, responding to reports of a very serious domestic incident that prompted the immediate response.
- Police arrested a male suspect on suspicion of murder and attempted murder, who remains in custody as a woman is also believed to have been injured in the incident.
- The PSNI has cordoned off the property as forensic examinations take place, urging members of the public to avoid the Lisnahull Road area during the investigation.
- Sinn Féin councillor Deirdre Varsani described "a strong sense of shock and trauma" in the area, noting the community will address the impact in the days ahead as investigations continue.
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Murder investigation underway in the North as the body of a man is found alongside an injured child
A murder investigation is underway after the body of a man was found alongside a seriously injured child at a property in Co Tyrone. The PSNI confirmed that officers discovered the man’s body alongside a child who had suffered serious injuries. It’s not known if the child is male or female, but the injured youngster […]
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