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Jury finds garda not guilty of assault

A jury of eight women and four men have found a community garda not guilty of striking three "Reclaim the Streets" protesters with his baton two years ago.

Mon, 15 Nov, 2004

Garda accepts ‘excessive force’ claim

A garda accused of assaulting three "Reclaim the Streets" protesters has told a jury that he accepted he had hit one of them on the head and had used excessive force.

Fri, 12 Nov, 2004

Reclaim the Streets inspector 'ordered batons put away'

A garda inspector who was on duty at the "Reclaim the Streets" demonstration on May 6, 2002, told a jury he ordered gardaí to put their batons away when he saw them being used on the crowd.

Thu, 11 Nov, 2004

Reclaim Streets trial told of alleged 'fast, bloody' confrontation

A 19-year-old man told a jury at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court that Garda Donal Corcoran was the man who hit him in an assault he described as "fast, bloody and brutal".

Wed, 10 Nov, 2004

Garda goes on trial on assault charges

A garda accused for assaulting three protesters at the "Reclaim the Streets" protest on May 6, 2002 has gone on trial in Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Mon, 01 Nov, 2004

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