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Railway teen death 'suspicious' Three arrested over railway death
(about 16 hours later)
The death of a 14-year-old boy on railway tracks near Portrush, County Antrim, is being treated as suspicious by police. Two men and a boy have been arrested in connection with the death of a 14-year-old boy on railway tracks near Portrush, County Antrim.
It is understood police are investigating reports that Ryan Quinn was being chased just before he died.It is understood police are investigating reports that Ryan Quinn was being chased just before he died.
The incident was reported at about 2300 GMT on Friday night. Two men, aged 37 and 22, and a 15-year-old boy are being questioned by police.
Police have said they believe Ryan was socialising in a bar near to the scene of his death between 2100 GMT and 2300 GMT on Friday. Detectives believe Ryan was in a bar near the scene of his death on Friday evening. They want to speak to anyone who witnessed a row break out there.
A police spokesperson said detectives were "particularly keen to speak to anyone who may have witnessed a disturbance or altercation either within the bar, or anywhere outside the bar after 9pm".A police spokesperson said detectives were "particularly keen to speak to anyone who may have witnessed a disturbance or altercation either within the bar, or anywhere outside the bar after 9pm".
Assembly member John Dallat said the boy's death was a "terrible tragedy".Assembly member John Dallat said the boy's death was a "terrible tragedy".
"I would encourage anyone who knows anything about the events leading up to the tragedy to get in touch with the police and tell them what they know," he said."I would encourage anyone who knows anything about the events leading up to the tragedy to get in touch with the police and tell them what they know," he said.
The railway line has been closed between Portrush and Coleraine.