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The police officer heading the inquiry into the murders of a British honeymoon couple in Antigua has quit.The police officer heading the inquiry into the murders of a British honeymoon couple in Antigua has quit.
The island's minister of justice said Detective Chief Ron Scott had resigned for personal reasons.The island's minister of justice said Detective Chief Ron Scott had resigned for personal reasons.
The Canadian officer had been appointed in February to head and reform the local force.The Canadian officer had been appointed in February to head and reform the local force.
Mr Scott had been supervising the inquiry into the fatal shootings of Ben and Catherine Mullany, both 31 and from south Wales.Mr Scott had been supervising the inquiry into the fatal shootings of Ben and Catherine Mullany, both 31 and from south Wales.
The couple from Pontardawe in the Swansea Valley, were shot in their hotel cottage on 28 July, the last day of their honeymoon, in what police think was a robbery which went wrong. The couple from Pontardawe in the Swansea Valley, were shot in their hotel cottage on 27 July, the last day of their honeymoon, in what police think was a robbery which went wrong.
Catherine Mullany, who was training to become a GP, was killed instantly after being shot in the head.Catherine Mullany, who was training to become a GP, was killed instantly after being shot in the head.
Her husband, a University of the West of England physiotherapy student, died a week later after being airlifted to hospital in Swansea in a critical condition.Her husband, a University of the West of England physiotherapy student, died a week later after being airlifted to hospital in Swansea in a critical condition.
Several people have been questioned in connection with their deaths.Several people have been questioned in connection with their deaths.
Mr Scott is the second top officer to resign in a month - Michael O'Neil, the former deputy commissioner left earlier.Mr Scott is the second top officer to resign in a month - Michael O'Neil, the former deputy commissioner left earlier.
Justice Minister Colin Derrick said a replacement for Mr O'Neil had been identified and was due on the island shortly.Justice Minister Colin Derrick said a replacement for Mr O'Neil had been identified and was due on the island shortly.