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30/05/2006
Loyalist paramilitary 'critical' following shooting
A leading Loyalist paramilitary is understood to be critically ill in hospital, after being shot in Newtownabbey.
Mark Haddock, 36, was shot in the Mossley area of the Doagh Road shortly before 4pm on Tuesday afternoon.
He has been taken to the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast, reportedly suffering from multiple wounds.
Mr Haddock, who is suspected of being a senior member of the Ulster Volunteer Force, is currently on bail on a charge of attempted murder.
He was accused of attempting to kill nightclub doorman Trevor Gowdy in Monkstown in December 2002.
Mr Haddock was also questioned in relation to the murder of Raymond McCord Jr in 1997.
(KMcA)
Mark Haddock, 36, was shot in the Mossley area of the Doagh Road shortly before 4pm on Tuesday afternoon.
He has been taken to the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast, reportedly suffering from multiple wounds.
Mr Haddock, who is suspected of being a senior member of the Ulster Volunteer Force, is currently on bail on a charge of attempted murder.
He was accused of attempting to kill nightclub doorman Trevor Gowdy in Monkstown in December 2002.
Mr Haddock was also questioned in relation to the murder of Raymond McCord Jr in 1997.
(KMcA)
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Policing Board to discuss Haddock shooting
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Policing Board to discuss Haddock shooting
The Policing Board is to discuss the shooting of leading loyalist, Mark Haddock, which is to be raised during a public meeting of the Board today. Chief Constable Sir Hugh Orde is expected to be quizzed over who he believes to be responsible for the shooting of the 36-year-old who is currently in a serious condition in hospital.
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Loyalist remains 'critical' after shooting
A leading loyalist remains in a critical condition in hospital, after being shot in Newtownabbey yesterday. Mark Haddock, 36, and originally from the Mount Vernon area of north Belfast, was shot close to his home in the Mossley area of the Doagh Road shortly before 3.30pm yesterday afternoon.
Loyalist remains 'critical' after shooting
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