Murder in Gilford
Carla Lockhart MP • May 24, 2022
Speaking Carla Lockhart said, “first and foremost my thoughts and prayers are with the family of the deceased. A death of a loved one is never easy but in such circumstances it is even more difficult to comprehend.
I know the entire Gilford community will be in shock. It is important for everyone to give time and space to the PSNI to conduct their investigations. Our thanks must also go to the emergency services who attended to the scene. If anyone has any further information please come forward and report it to the Police.”
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