Why the PSNI cannot investigate the RUC’s crimes

By Brian Feeney (for Irish News)
The French leader Georges Clemenceau said: “War is too important to be left to the military.” It’s equally true that policing is too important to be left to the police and in the context of this place it’s essential that the past is too important to be left to the police. That’s why the so-called Legacy Investigations Branch (LIB) should not have been set up.

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