CCTV Flaws in Noah Donohoe Inquest

0:00I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to Europe News today, AI-powered European coverage. The inquest into the death of 14-year-old Noah Donahoe continues in Belfast. Noah, a student at St. Malachi's College, vanished on June 21, 2020, while cycling to meet friends in North Belfast. His body turned up six days later in a covert on June 27. Yesterday, jurors heard from a police-constable task with early CCTV checks the day after Noah went missing. He admitted fast-forwarding through some footage and missing key clips that could have shown Noah's path near the Ormo Road area. Counsel for Noah's mother pointed out flaws in the searches, like not checking timings properly on cameras at shops and a leisure center. They suggested the officer hadn't given the footage his full attention, as it took over 30 minutes to cover just a few spots. Today, evidence focused on confusion during the hunt for Noah's Green Coat, which was never found. A constable described discovering Noah's schoolbooks in a kitchen bin at a flat while helping

1:01arrest Darrell Paul, who had Noah's laptop, but no proven, linked to the disappearance. Police kept up CCTV inquiries even after the body was found, and the inquest presses on this afternoon, aiming to clarify what went wrong in those. First, critical hours.