Man charged after Adam Krzan murder has allegations withdrawn

ALL but one allegation against a man charged in relation to the murder of a Dungannon pensioner earlier this year have been withdrawn.

Adam Krzan, 71, was found with serious injuries at his home in Corrainey Park on February 27.

Emergency services attended but he passed away at the scene.

Two men have been charged in connection with the killing.

Ryan Patrick Martin Kerr, 33, from Derrylattinee Road, Dungannon is accused of murdering Mr Krzan and robbing him of money.

It is further alleged he was equipped for burglary by having a knife.

To date, he has not applied for bail and is remanded in custody.

Meanwhile, Michael John Ennis, 34, from Cloneen, Dungannon had been charged with perverting the course of justice, assisting an offender and withholding information.

However, a court was today informed there had been a significant change in the case.

A prosecuting lawyer explained the charges against Ennis had been reviewed and all are withdrawn with the exception of withholding information.

This changed the position in terms of bail, which police no longer opposed.

A judge ordered Ennis to be released on £500 bail to reside at an address approved by police.

In respect of Kerr, the prosecution said investigations are continuing.

Both men are to appear in court again – Kerr by video-link and Ennis in person – on July 25.