Standards Expected of Policing Were Not Met After Sectarian Murder of Robert Hamill – PSNI

Eastwood expresses solidarity with Robert Hamill’s family as inquiry finds ‘serious failings’ in RUC probe of loyalist murder

Colum Eastwood sent solidarity to the family of Robert Hamill after the inquiry into the Portadown man’s murder by a loyalist gang within yards of an RUC Land Rover uncovered serious failing in the investigation into his death.

‘An innocent young man killed by despicable act of sectarian hatred’: Senior PSNI officer responds to Robert Hamill Inquiry report

A senior police officer has acknowledged the “dignity and persistence” of the family of Robert Hamill after a long-awaited public inquiry this week found an investigation into his murder had been obstructed by a series of wrongful acts and omissions by RUC officers. Mr Hamill, a 25-year-old Catholic father-of-three, was beaten by a loyalist mob at the Thomas Street/Woodhouse Street junction in Portadown town centre in the early hours of April 27…

PSNI accepts 'unacceptable failings' in how officers handled 1997 murder

Robert Hamill died after he was attacked in County Armagh.

Standards expected of policing were not met after sectarian murder of Robert Hamill – PSNI

A senior PSNI officer has said the standards expected of policing were not met in the probe into the sectarian murder of Robert Hamill.

Standards expected of policing were not met in Hamill 1997 murder probe – PSNI

Assistant Chief Constable Anthony McNally said policing has changed fundamentally since 1997.

Robert Hamill: Unacceptable failings in investigation into murder, PSNI says

Robert Hamill was 25 when he died after he was beaten by loyalists in Portadown, County Armagh, in 1997.