Man questioned over Crossan shooting released without charge

Man questioned over Crossan shooting released without charge

Mon, 21 Apr, 2014 - 10:18

In the North, a man arrested by detectives investigating the murder of a former dissident republican leader has been released without charge.

Tommy Crossan was shot dead in west Belfast on Friday.

A 26 year old who was being questioned has now been released from custody.

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