03/08/2012
Other NI News In Brief
Cannabis Plants Found In Larne
Police have seized £30,000 worth of suspected cannabis plants in Larne.
A raid on a house in Old Glenarm Road yielded 60 of the plants, which have been taken away for investigation.
PSNI inspector Noel Rogan said: "Over £100,000 worth of suspected cannabis has been taken off the streets since May this year."
Bomb Blast Victim's Daughter Calls For Investigation
The daughter of a former UDR soldier killed by the Real IRA in Londonderry 10 years ago has called for a fresh investigation into his death.
David Caldwell died after picking up a lunch box packed with explosives at a TA base in the Waterside in 2002.
His daughter Gillian McFaul said: "There was no justice, but I'd love to see justice to sort of close the book."
"He missed my formal, he'll miss the day that I'll be married, the day I have my first child or whatever, he'll miss all of that.
"I'd like my father's case to be reopened because it's 10 years now and I'd like some kind of action to show they're doing something."
Missing Man Search Continues
The search for a missing 24-year-old is continuing in the Portrush area.
Dean Patton has been missing since 1pm on Tuesday, July 24.
He is about 6ft tall with dark hair and a tanned complexion and was wearing a black t-shirt with blue jeans.
Police have asked anyone who may have seen Mr Patton to contact them.
(NE)
Police have seized £30,000 worth of suspected cannabis plants in Larne.
A raid on a house in Old Glenarm Road yielded 60 of the plants, which have been taken away for investigation.
PSNI inspector Noel Rogan said: "Over £100,000 worth of suspected cannabis has been taken off the streets since May this year."
Bomb Blast Victim's Daughter Calls For Investigation
The daughter of a former UDR soldier killed by the Real IRA in Londonderry 10 years ago has called for a fresh investigation into his death.
David Caldwell died after picking up a lunch box packed with explosives at a TA base in the Waterside in 2002.
His daughter Gillian McFaul said: "There was no justice, but I'd love to see justice to sort of close the book."
"He missed my formal, he'll miss the day that I'll be married, the day I have my first child or whatever, he'll miss all of that.
"I'd like my father's case to be reopened because it's 10 years now and I'd like some kind of action to show they're doing something."
Missing Man Search Continues
The search for a missing 24-year-old is continuing in the Portrush area.
Dean Patton has been missing since 1pm on Tuesday, July 24.
He is about 6ft tall with dark hair and a tanned complexion and was wearing a black t-shirt with blue jeans.
Police have asked anyone who may have seen Mr Patton to contact them.
(NE)
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