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In the reply, which has been obtained by the News Letter, Mr Byrne details how the police responded in every incident.
In the letter he states that the PSNI’s approach to dealing with potential criminal offences at funeral has “consistently focused on evidence gathering as a means of identifying those involved and progressing investigations post-event”.
But in the long list of events investigated by police, the only prosecution announced so far is into alleged health regulation breaches at the funeral of Francie McNally in April of last year.
At the funeral of former IRA prisoner Jim Scullion last May, Mr Byrne said police were unable to make positive identifications of anyone despite 100 people following the hearse.