Warren Crossan: Last News

Life's a beach! Get the brightest stories sent to your inbox with the Daily Star newsletterPolice in Ireland are refusing to rule out "organised crime" in the killing of Warren Crossan, the 28-year-old gunned down in West Belfast on Saturday.Investigators believe Crossan had connections to Robbie Lawlor, who had been linked to the brutal murder of teenager Keane Mulready-Woods.Crossan was chased through packed streets by two masked gunman, and was murdered in front of people and motorists in St Katherine’s Road on Saturday afternoon.The 28-year-old had significant links to dissident republicans, and his father, Tommy Crossan, was shot dead at a fuel depot in Belfast on Good Friday in 2014.Detective Chief Inspector Darren McCartney described

Belfast has been described as callous and reckless by police.Warren Crossan, who has significant links to dissident republicans, was shot a number of times in St Katharine's Road next to Rodney Parade on Saturday. He was chased by two masked gunmen through streets packed with people and motorists before he was shot dead.

A 28-year-old man who was chased by two masked gunmen before being shot dead has been pictured.