By Adam Evans
The Police Watchdog says video shows PSNI officers were "a matter of seconds" behind the stolen car which crashed and killed a young mother in North Belfast.
Lisa Gow - died after she was struck yesterday lunchtime.
Earlier, a man was remanded in custody - accused of causing death by dangerous driving.
A spokesman or the Police Ombudsman's Office has said: "Video from the police helicopter and from within the lead police pursuit car clearly shows that when the collision occurred, police were a matter of seconds behind the suspect vehicle.
"Our investigation is continuing and will consider issues such as how police dealt with this incident and the manner of police driving."
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