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Police have released three people unconditionally as part of the investigation into the fatal stabbing in Co Down of north Belfast’s Eamonn Darren O’Hanlon.
A fourth person arrested in connection with the murder investigation into the 36-year-old man’s death remains in custody.
Mr O’Hanlon was stabbed in the Hill Street area of Gilford during the early hours of Saturday morning, police said.
Three people have been released unconditionally. pic.twitter.com/yXfCLq8Wvj
— Police Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon (@PSNIABC) May 21, 2022
He later died from his injuries.
The PSNI initially arrested three people, who they previously said were assisting with their inquiries. A fourth person was arrested on Saturday afternoon.
Witnesses, or anyone with information about the incident, can contact detectives by calling 101, quoting reference 262 21/05/22.
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