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Man arrested after woman's death Murder probe over pensioner death
(about 9 hours later)
Police are treating the death of a woman whose body was found at a house in County Down as suspicious. Police have begun a murder inquiry after a pensioner's body was discovered at her home in Donaghadee, County Down.
A police spokesman said the body of the woman, who was in her 70s,was found at Barnagh Park, Donaghadee, at about 0600 BST on Monday. A 36-year-old man is being questioned over the death of Tilly Campbell, 77.
A police spokesman said emergency services were called to the scene following reports of a fire at the house. Firefighters found her body at her home in Barnagh Park at about 0600 BST on Monday after they were called to the scene following reports of a fire.
A man has been arrested in connection with the incident. Appealing for information, a detective said they were following a "definite line of inquiry" and patrols were being stepped up in the area.
It is understood that the woman, a widow, had lived and worked for most of her life in Donaghadee. DCI Sean Wright, who is leading the investigation, said it was "vital that anyone who knows what happened to come forward and talk to us".
The area around her home has been cordoned off as police investigations continue. "I would like to assure the community that there is a dedicated team of detectives committed to this investigation, following a definite line of inquiry," he added.
A police spokeswoman said detectives who were trying to piece together Tilly's last movements wanted to speak to anyone who had seen her on Sunday.
Detectives have called for anyone who was in the area of Barnagh Park and Cannyreagh Road between 0200 BST and 0600 BST to contact them.