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Acting Sergeant Boardman said the male identified himself as Charlie Jessop before she arrested him on suspicion of attempted murder, to which, she told the court, he laughed and replied: Attempted murder? More like murder. She s brown bread.
She said Jessop then began talking to himself and used a high-pitched voice, as though impersonating a female, to say: I have done a test and I m pregnant .
Upon leaving the house, she said Jessop again laughed and shouted to onlookers gathered outside: She s been murdered. She s dead.
Acting Sergeant Boardman told jurors that, when further arrested on suspicion of murder following Miss Nash s death, Jessop became emotional and shouted Oh, Clare .
An inquest into the death of a Belfast DJ who lost consciousness while being detained on the ground by PSNI officers has been told that his restraints played a role in his passing.
Gerard McMahon died in hospital on September 8, 2016 - hours after police responded to reports of a violent incident involving a male dressed only in boxer shorts at Great Victoria Street.
The 36-year-old, from Short Strand, was placed in handcuffs and moved to the steps of the Grand Opera House.
While initially he was calm and joked with the officers, moments later he became agitated and appeared to attempt to escape.
A man from Oak Avenue in Loddon died of natural causes in his flat after mental health workers and doctors could not contact him, an inquest has heard.
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Ten-week-old Lily-Mai Saint George collapsed at home and died two days later at Great Ormond Street Hospital in central London. She had 19 fractured ribs, a serious head injury, an eye injury, spinal injury and multiple bruises, the inquest heard. Her parents, who were 20 and 21 at the time, had her for six days. She was born premature and had spent the first two months in hospital. Senior Coroner Mary Hassell ruled that Lily-Mai had been unlawfully killed, but the inquest was t