Dungannon murder investigation: Man arrested after body found next to injured child

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Dungannon murder investigation: Man arrested after body found next to injured child
Dungannon, Murder, Attempted Murder

A male was arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder after a man's body was discovered next to a seriously injured child in a house on Lisnahull Road, Dungannon. The child is receiving treatment at the Royal Victoria Hospital, while the arrested individual remains in police custody.

A male has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder after a man was found dead next to a seriously injured child in In a statement, the police said the man’s body was found in a house in the Lisnahull Road area of Dungannon.

The male who has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder remains in police custody. A terraced house in the estate has been sealed off, with a number of officers and police cars in the area.

Sinn Féin councillor Deirdre Varsani, who is also chairwoman of Mid Ulster District Council, said: “Our understanding is, as confirmed by police, that a man is dead and another person has been arrested and that there is a child injured and in the Royal Victoria Hospital.

“Any time there is an incident of this nature it brings a great deal of concern. “When reports come out that there may be a child involved or injured in any way that escalates it in terms of people’s reaction.

“We are dealing with what is confirmed as a serious incident and will take some time for us to get more details and deal with the fallout from that and how the community will be feeling and need supported during this time. “We hope that our homes are the most safe place for us but when incidents of this nature happen, it really does reinforce that everyone needs to get on board with trying to help society move forward, where people speak up and try to get to grips with what can be at time very serious incidents that happen in the home.

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