Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O'Neill under police investigation after participating in anti-Orange Order parade
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Michelle O'Neill has been placed under police investigation after participating in the anti-Orange Order parade.The Northern Ireland First Minister received a letter from police investigating alleged criminal offences in relation to her involvement in the protest on the Garvaghy Road, Sinn Féin has confirmed.Sinn Féin party colleagues Conor Murphy, John O'Dowd and Gerry Kelly have also received contact from the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI).The PSNI said on Thursday that individuals "reasonably suspected of committing offences" would receive letters for interview.
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