19/12/2016

Joe Reilly Murder: Man Arrested

A 51-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the murder of Joe Reilly.

Mr Reilly, 43, was shot at his home in the Glenwood Court area of Poleglass, west Belfast, on 20 October.

The suspect was arrested on Monday, 19 December, and has been taken to Musgrave Police station to be questioned.

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