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Three more questioned in County Down sex abuse inquiry

BBC Published Jun 1, 2010 Reviewed Jul 2, 2026 ✓ Reviewed by citations.press editors
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Three men voluntarily went to PSNI stations for questioning as part of an ongoing investigation into historical abuse in County Down.
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Thirteen other people have previously been arrested as part of the inquiry.
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One woman and three men were charged and have appeared in court.
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A second man was interviewed on Saturday in relation to two allegations of child sexual abuse.
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The third man was questioned the next day in relation to an allegation of indecent assault on a child.
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Of the three men recently questioned, one was interviewed last Wednesday in relation to an allegation of harassment and an offence under the Telecommunications Act 1984.
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Three men have voluntarily gone to PSNI stations for questioning about an ongoing investigation into historical abuse in County Down, police have said.

None of the three were arrested but all have been reported to the Public Prosecution Service.

Thirteen other people have previously been arrested as part of the inquiry.

One woman and three men were charged and have appeared in court while all the others were released either on bail or pending reports to the PPS.

Of the three men who went to police stations recently, one was interviewed last Wednesday in relation to an allegation of harassment and an offence under the Telecommunication Act 1984.

A second was interviewed on Saturday in relation to two allegations of child sexual abuse.

The third man was questioned the next day in relation to an allegation of indecent assault on a child.

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