The father-of-nine was shot in the Short Strand in Belfast in August 2015
A coroner has accused the police of ignoring a court direction related to an inquest into the murder of former IRA man Kevin McGuigan.
A full inquest is planned for March 2023 but, ahead of that, material related to the shooting must be security vetted and distributed to the legal parties involved. Mr Rafferty said there had been a “logistical issue”, claiming that no-one had contacted the PSNI to organise the collection. The lawyer insisted the required preparatory work ahead of October’s PII hearing would be completed in time.“I just I have to express the next of kin’s disappointment,” she said.“It’s basically saying that there’s no change from the last time.Mr McGurgan expressed his frustration.
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