Four men have been released over the shooting of senior detective John Caldwell in Omagh, while two men remain in custody.
Four men who had been arrested by police investigating the attempted murder of a senior officer in Northern Ireland last week have been released.
On Tuesday, police said an extension had been granted to allow more time to question a 47-year-old man.Previously a court had also granted more time for officers to detain a 71-year-old man until 22:00 on Wednesday.The dissident republican group the New IRA has admitted the shooting in the County Tyrone town as Mr Caldwell attended a youth sports event.
His son was among children present at the time and at least two other vehicles were hit by bullets, police said.In a statement on Tuesday evening, the PSNI said its investigation continued and it called for witnesses to come forward.A blue Ford Fiesta had been bought in Ballyclare two weeks prior to the attack and stored in Belfast, where its plates were changed.
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