IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

Police execute Republicans

· Socialist Challenge No. 274, 17 December 1982 · p. 12 of the scan · 231 words

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page 12 of the scan

SUB Registered as a newspaper with the Post Office. Published by Cardinal Enterprises, PO Box 50, London N1 Inland: 12 months £14.00/6 months £7.00 Surface & Europe £17.00/Air mail $24.00 For multi-reader institutions double the above rates Send to Socialist Challenge, P.O. Box 50, THE BENN LAN FREEMAN HERESY evening in Armagh.

James Grew and Caroll, were shot dead after jumping found.

These police becoming a regular TWO IRISH nationalist figures were summarily executed by members of the Royal Ulster Constabulary last Sunday The two Peter Roderick Martin allegedly road block. The police 'assumed' they were about to be fired on. No weapons or explosives were assassinations are now November three alleged members of the A occurence. were gunned down in similar circumstances in Lurgan. Later that same month two youths with no connection with any Republican organisation were also assassinated ammunition.

Summing up these incidents, license to kill after serving SEVEN sentence earlier this year. prisonment he was a regular letter writer to Socialist Challenge. Both he and Carroll were supporters of the Irish National Liberation Ar near Lurgan. They had the misfortune to stumble on three World War I vintage rifles without Seamus Mallon, security spokesperson for the Social Democratic and Labour Party charged that police were operating 'SAS type patrols with Peter Grew was only released from prison years ot a :14 year During his im

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