North Belfast: Murder investigation introduced after lady’s loss of life

A homicide investigation has been introduced after the loss of life of a lady in north Belfast.

Police, together with the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service, spoke back to a document won simply earlier than middle of the night on Monday.

The lady, who’s in her 60s, was once pronounced useless at a belongings at the Shore Road within the early hours of Tuesday morning.

A person, elderly in his 30s, was once arrested on suspicion of homicide, and stays in police custody.

A cordon is in position on the entrance of the home at the Shore Road which is with regards to the junction with Donegall Park Avenue.

Police tape has additionally been positioned around the driveway and the entrance steps of the valuables. Forensic officials are on the scene.

There could also be a police cordon on the rear of the valuables.

North Belfast Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) meeting member Phillip Brett mentioned there may be “massive shock and sadness” among the group following the incident, including that it was once “absolutely heartbreaking”.

Michael Fitzpatrick, BBC News NI, on the scene

A neighbour, who didn’t wish to give her title, mentioned she was once alerted to the incident by way of her son.

“It was about half twelve whenever my son came into my room to say there was police and ambulance outside the door,” she advised BBC News NI.

“The police were running about frantic, along with the paramedics, so I knew something bad had happened, especially when they cordoned off the bottom of the driveway.

“I simply can’t get my head round it – it in reality is tragic,” she added.