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Four people have been arrested as police probe the murder of a man in Coleraine.
Wayne Reid, 43, was found dead at an address in the Society Court area last week.
Detectives investigating the murder of Wayne Reid in Coleraine have arrested four people. Three women, aged 39, 33 and 28, and a man aged 41 were arrested on Friday, 16th January on suspicion of murder and remain in custody at this time. https://t.co/qUjxAFm3Ws pic.twitter.com/ra0gqlWPjH
— Police Causeway Coast and Glens (@PSNICCGDistrict) January 17, 2026
Police believe he may have been involved in an altercation sometime between Thursday January 8 and Saturday January 10 in the Society Court or Society Street areas of the Co Londonderry town.
Three women, aged 39, 33 and 28, and a 41-year-old man were arrested on Friday on suspicion of murder.
A 33-year-old man arrested on suspicion of murder on Wednesday remains in custody.
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