Man, 37, arrested in UDA probe released

A man in his 30s was arrested on Saturday by detectives investigating “criminality linked to north Antrim UDA” has been released.
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The PSNI also carried out a search at an address in Ballymoney.

A police spokesperson, speaking on Saturday, said: “Detectives from Criminal Investigations Branch in Causeway Coast and Glens arrested a man aged 37 this morning as part of ongoing investigations into criminality linked to north Antrim UDA. He is currently in custody and assisting with our enquiries.

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“Detectives also carried out a proactive search at an address in the Ballymoney area today. A number of items have been seized, which are subject to ongoing investigation.”

The spokesperson added: “Anyone with information about any criminality linked to paramilitaries should contact police on 101 or anonymously through the Crimestoppers charity on 0800 555 111, which gives people the power to speak up and stop crime.”

Earlier today, police confirmed the man has now been released.

A PSNI spokesperson said: “A 37 year old man arrested by detectives from Criminal Investigations Branch in Causeway Coast and Glens on Saturday 24th October, as part of ongoing investigations into criminality linked to north Antrim UDA has been released following questioning.”

The spokesperson added: “The investigation continues.”