61-Year-Old Arrested for 1982 IRA Bombing That Killed 3 Northern Ireland Police Officers

Martin John McCauley faces murder charges more than four decades after the attack that claimed the lives of three Royal Ulster Constabulary officers.

McCauley was apprehended on an extradition warrant and appeared in a Dublin court.
The decision to prosecute comes after a comprehensive investigation by Operation Kenova.
This case marks a rare prosecution related to 'the Troubles,' a conflict that ended with the 1998 Good Friday Agreement.
A controversial law, the Legacy and Reconciliation Bill, is being challenged for its compliance with human rights law.
McCauley denies the charges and plans to contest his extradition.