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Police hunt follows city murders City murder victim had been shot
(about 4 hours later)
Police have begun two separate murder investigations following the discovery of two bodies in Belfast. One of the two men found murdered in Belfast was shot, police have said.
In west Belfast, detectives are examining a car park off the Falls Road close to St Gall's GAA club after a man's body was found there. The body of the man, who has not been formally identified, was found in a car park off the Fall's Road near St Gall's GAA club.
In north Belfast, police are conducting a separate murder inquiry after a man's body was discovered near Elmfield Street, Ardoyne, at about 0800 GMT. In north Belfast, a man's body was discovered near Elmfield Street, Ardoyne, at about 0800 GMT. He had suffered head injuries.
The man, who has not been identified, had suffered head injuries. Detective Superintendent George Clarke said at the moment police were treating the killings as separate inquiries.
In west Belfast, the man's body remains at the scene covered by a forensic tent. Officers are interviewing another man in connection with the west Belfast murder. He was admitted to the Royal Victoria Hospital with a gunshot wound to his upper body at 0300 GMT on Monday.
Police are interviewing another man in connection with this incident. He was admitted to the Royal Victoria Hospital with a gunshot wound to his upper body at 0300 GMT on Monday.
Detectives have asked the driver of a grey-coloured car who left the man to hospital to contact them.Detectives have asked the driver of a grey-coloured car who left the man to hospital to contact them.
West Belfast MP and Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams said his thoughts were with the bereaved families.West Belfast MP and Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams said his thoughts were with the bereaved families.
"While the circumstances surrounding the two deaths is not yet clear, if they were killed, then anyone with any information should bring that information to the police and should co-operate to bring the perpetrators to justice," he said."While the circumstances surrounding the two deaths is not yet clear, if they were killed, then anyone with any information should bring that information to the police and should co-operate to bring the perpetrators to justice," he said.
SDLP assembly member Alex Attwood said the deaths were reminiscent of "the bad old days".SDLP assembly member Alex Attwood said the deaths were reminiscent of "the bad old days".
"But if we are going to have better days, then people need to help the police with this inquiry," he said."But if we are going to have better days, then people need to help the police with this inquiry," he said.