Portuguese man suspected of murder in Northern Ireland fled to Portugal. The complaint came from three detained accomplices and was filed during the consideration of the case on coercive measures.
At stake is the death of Victor Hamilton on July 26 last year. The victim was reportedly killed by a group of four who wanted to avenge a friend, also a Portuguese, who had been the victim of a robbery a few days earlier in Antrim. Someone stole things from the backyard and Victor Hamilton was named the culprit.
Although he has nothing to do with the case, he was attacked by four men, all Portuguese, who beat him and ended up stabbing him in the chest.
The three attackers were arrested in the following days, but a fourth suspect managed to escape and catch a flight back to Portugal and is now being sought by police.