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29/01/2015
Three Teenagers Arrested Over Co Antrim Murder
Police investigating the murder of Nelson Cheung in Co Antrim earlier this month have arrested a three teenage girls.
Mr Cheung, 65, died after he was stabbed in an attack on the Caddy Road on 8 January.
It is understood Mr Cheung and his wife were attacked after their car was forced off the road.
Police arrested two 16-year-old girls in Randalstown on Wednesday morning and a 17-year-old girl later that same day.
Three men charged with the murder have already appeared in court, where they denied the charges.
Police said the investigation is ongoing.
(MH/CD)
Mr Cheung, 65, died after he was stabbed in an attack on the Caddy Road on 8 January.
It is understood Mr Cheung and his wife were attacked after their car was forced off the road.
Police arrested two 16-year-old girls in Randalstown on Wednesday morning and a 17-year-old girl later that same day.
Three men charged with the murder have already appeared in court, where they denied the charges.
Police said the investigation is ongoing.
(MH/CD)
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