Three men were being questioned today about a loyalist paramilitary murder in Belfast.
They were arrested by detectives investigating the killing of Jameson Lockhart (25), in the east of the city last July.
Lockhart, from north Belfast, was gunned down at the wheel of a lorry on the lower Newtownards Road.
His killing was blamed on the Ulster Volunteer Force, which at the time was locked in a feud with the rival Loyalist Volunteer Force.
Lockhart had been clearing rubble from a demolished pub when the gunmen struck.
A PSNI spokesman said the arrests were made in the Belfast area.
