'You could see the rage, the control, the arrogance. He was dangerous' - PSNI officer who rescued showjumper from Jonathan Creswell says warning signs were there

"Former PSNI domestic violence officer Nuala Lappin, who intervened to rescue Olympic showjumper Abigail Lyle from the violent control of Jonathan Creswell says the warning signs were there from the start."

"Years before the death of young equestrian Katie Simpson, Lappin had arrested Creswell for a campaign of abuse against Abigail, that left her isolated from her family and terrified."

Nuala Lappin is a former PSNI domestic violence officer who intervened to rescue Olympic showjumper Abigail Lyle from the violent control of Jonathan Creswell. Years earlier, Lappin had arrested Creswell for a campaign of abuse against Abigail that left her isolated from her family and terrified. The abusive pattern included controlling behavior that estranged Abigail from her loved ones and caused significant fear. Lappin's previous intervention demonstrates prior, documented domestic abuse by Creswell long before the death of equestrian Katie Simpson. The prior arrest and rescue indicate warning signs and an ongoing pattern of violence linked to Creswell.

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