Police have freed without charge two suspects in the March killing of two British troops by IRA dissidents.Among those freed Wednesday was Marian Price, a 55-year-old who was part of an Irish Republican Army unit that planted the outlawed group's first car bombs in London in 1973.
Price served a 20-year prison sentence and, since her parole, has become a vocal critic of Northern Ireland peacemaking and the IRA-linked Sinn Fein party.
The Police Service of Northern Ireland offered no explanation for its arrests Tuesday of Price and an unidentified 39-year-old man.
Two suspected IRA dissidents already have been charged with murdering both soldiers as they collected pizzas outside their base March 7 _ the first such killings of British security forces since 1998.
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