At the funeral of a murdered RUC officer in Comber, County Down, a former moderator of the Presbyterian Church strongly criticised people in Northern Ireland who have information about violent incidents but withhold it from the authorities.
Report shows Comber Presbyterian Church.
Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) Chief Constable, Hugh Annesley, and his predecessor, Sir John Hermon, arriving at the church.
Funeral procession with RUC pall bearers and the dead man's black Labrador police dog.
Police band playing a lament.
Interview with Dr Tom Simpson, Former Moderator, Presbyterian Church, who says that people who withhold information have blood on their hands.
The reporter is Brendan Wright.
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