SF leaders expect to receive PSNI letters over protest
Sinn Féin leaders Mary Lou McDonald and Michelle O'Neill have said they expect to receive letters from the PSNI asking them to attend voluntary interviews under caution in connection with protests on the Garvaghy Road in Portadown.
Sinn Féin leaders Mary Lou McDonald and Michelle O'Neill have expressed expectation of receiving letters from the PSNI requesting them to attend voluntary interviews under caution in connection with protests on Garvaghy Road in Portadown. However, they have not yet received such letters. Other party members, including finance minister John O'Dowd, north Belfast Assembly member Gerry Kelly, and Seanad member Conor Murphy, have been sent correspondence.
The PSNI is conducting a large-scale investigation into the protests, which involved blocking Garvaghy Road for several days after an Orange Order parade was allowed to pass through it on September 27. Unionist politicians have criticized the First Minister and other senior Sinn Féin politicians for participating in the protests.
McDonald and O'Neill have called for Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Bryant to intervene, stating that the protest should not continue. They emphasized the need for clarity and finality, urging Bryant to ban the parade at the earliest opportunity.
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