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Police Service of Northern Ireland

Police in Northern Ireland are treating the shooting of an off-duty police officer as “terrorist-related”, and their primary line of inquiry is the New IRA.

Explainer What is the New IRA? Group claiming to be behind police shooting

Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell, who has been named as the off-duty police officer injured in a shooting at a sports complex in the Killyclogher Road area of Omagh, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland. Issue date: Thursday February 23, 2023.
Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell, who has been named as the off-duty police officer injured in a shooting at a sports complex in the Killyclogher Road area of Omagh, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland. Issue date: Thursday February 23, 2023.

Police investigate IRA shooting claim, as detective fights for life

Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell was targeted in the shooting (Images: PA / Handout)
Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell was targeted in the shooting (Images: PA / Handout)

Shooting of off-duty detective now considered ‘terrorist-related’

(Composite: Mark Hall/JPI Media)
(Composite: Mark Hall/JPI Media)

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