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Murder probe as attacked man dies Murder probe as attacked man dies
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The police have begun a murder inquiry after the death of a man who was beaten up to 60 times at his home in west Belfast.The police have begun a murder inquiry after the death of a man who was beaten up to 60 times at his home in west Belfast.
Frank McGreevy, 51, a former republican prisoner, had been on a life support machine following Saturday's attack in Ross Street. He died in hospital.Frank McGreevy, 51, a former republican prisoner, had been on a life support machine following Saturday's attack in Ross Street. He died in hospital.
A 21-year-old man, who handed himself into police, remains in custody.A 21-year-old man, who handed himself into police, remains in custody.
Mr McGreevy was found injured by his 15-year-old son, Francis. He also had another son, Tiernan, who is nine.Mr McGreevy was found injured by his 15-year-old son, Francis. He also had another son, Tiernan, who is nine.
It is not clear if Mr McGreevy was attacked after confronting young people about anti-social behaviour.It is not clear if Mr McGreevy was attacked after confronting young people about anti-social behaviour.
A forensic examination of the attack scene was carried out
The PSNI have said that the man who is being questioned handed himself in to Grosvenor Road police station.The PSNI have said that the man who is being questioned handed himself in to Grosvenor Road police station.
Police have appealed for anyone who was part of a group outside Mr McGreevy's flat at about 1830 GMT to contact them.Police have appealed for anyone who was part of a group outside Mr McGreevy's flat at about 1830 GMT to contact them.
Sinn Fein and SDLP politicians met senior officers at Grosvenor Road police station on Monday and afterwards called for a broad community-based approach to tackling the problems in the area. Sinn Fein and SDLP politicians met senior officers at Grosvenor Road police station on Monday.
Afterwards, the politicians called for a broad community-based approach to tackling the problems in the area.