More Air India arrests may be made

THE investigation into the Air India crash is ongoing and arrests may yet be made, according to the man leading the hunt for terrorists who blew up flight 182, exactly 20 years ago today.

More Air India arrests may be made
Thu, 23 Jun, 2005 - 01:00
Sean O’Riordan

Assistant commissioner Gary Bass, head of the Canadian Air India Task Force, made the comments yesterday as he attended a ceremony in Anglesea Street garda station, Cork.

Two sikhs have been acquitted of the murder of 329 passengers when their plane blew up off the south-west coast, but another man is in custody.

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