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North Belfast: Loyalist John Boreland shot dead in north Belfast North Belfast: Loyalist John Boreland shot dead in north Belfast
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A man has been shot dead in north Belfast. A prominent loyalist who was a member of the Ulster Defence Association (UDA) has been shot dead in north Belfast.
He has been named locally as prominent loyalist John Boreland who was a member of the UDA (Ulster Defence Association). He has been named locally as John Boreland.
The shooting took place in Sunningdale Gardens off the Ballysillan Road shortly before 22:00 BST on Sunday.The shooting took place in Sunningdale Gardens off the Ballysillan Road shortly before 22:00 BST on Sunday.
Mr Boreland is believed to have survived a previous attack. The shooting was condemned by senior politicians. Mr Boreland is believed to have survived a previous attack several years ago. The shooting has been condemned by senior politicians.
First Minister Arlene Foster said she was, "shocked and disgusted" and urged "everyone to work with the police as they investigate".First Minister Arlene Foster said she was, "shocked and disgusted" and urged "everyone to work with the police as they investigate".
Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness said there could be "no justification for the murder of a well known loyalist in north Belfast".Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness said there could be "no justification for the murder of a well known loyalist in north Belfast".
"This was shameful and I unreservedly condemn it," he said."This was shameful and I unreservedly condemn it," he said.
The Secretary of State, James Brokenshire, said he was "concerned to hear of the fatal shooting in north Belfast" and added there was "no place for violence in communities".The Secretary of State, James Brokenshire, said he was "concerned to hear of the fatal shooting in north Belfast" and added there was "no place for violence in communities".
The DUP MLA Nelson McCausland said he had been at a church service in the area about an hour before the shooting.The DUP MLA Nelson McCausland said he had been at a church service in the area about an hour before the shooting.
"I want to express my sympathy to the family because no-one has the right to take life," he said."I want to express my sympathy to the family because no-one has the right to take life," he said.
"We've had too many murders in north Belfast down through the years."We've had too many murders in north Belfast down through the years.
"These are things that should be of the past. We want to see guns off the street.""These are things that should be of the past. We want to see guns off the street."
Ulster Unionist councillor for the area David Browne condemned the shooting.Ulster Unionist councillor for the area David Browne condemned the shooting.
"My sympathies go to the family of the person who was shot," he said."My sympathies go to the family of the person who was shot," he said.
"These incidents used to be a regular occurrence many years ago and I would plead with those people who have done this to stop doing this."These incidents used to be a regular occurrence many years ago and I would plead with those people who have done this to stop doing this.
"If there is any thought of retaliation from anyone, please do not get into this spiral.""If there is any thought of retaliation from anyone, please do not get into this spiral."
BBC News NI's Kevin Sharkey at the sceneBBC News NI's Kevin Sharkey at the scene
There is a very heavy security force presence on the Ballysillan Road this morning.There is a very heavy security force presence on the Ballysillan Road this morning.
There are a number of police vehicles which have sealed off part of the road immediately around Sunningdale Gardens.There are a number of police vehicles which have sealed off part of the road immediately around Sunningdale Gardens.
People are already beginning to congregate, watching events as they begin to unfold.People are already beginning to congregate, watching events as they begin to unfold.
John Boreland was heavily involved in criminality, he was a member of the UDA.John Boreland was heavily involved in criminality, he was a member of the UDA.
It appears as if this operation along the Ballysillan Road will continue for some time.It appears as if this operation along the Ballysillan Road will continue for some time.
Feet away from me, there are heavily armed police officers, traffic is beginning to move along on this road.Feet away from me, there are heavily armed police officers, traffic is beginning to move along on this road.