Family of Lurgan man Gerry McKerr, one of the 14 Hooded Men, received police apology more than 50 years after their torture

The family of Lurgan man Gerry McKerr, one of 14 men tortured after they were detained by security forces in 1971, attended a special meeting with the PSNI on Tuesday at which they received an apology for the actions of police officers at that time.

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