Airman insists he passively inhaled cannabis

AN AIRMAN in the Defence Forces is challenging his proposed discharge from the aircorps on grounds that he passively inhaled cannabis in his car while in the company of two friends.

Airman insists he passively inhaled cannabis
Thu, 01 Feb, 2007 - 00:00
Vivion Kilfeather

He has been given leave by the High Court to challenge his proposed discharge arising from his testing positive for cannabis.

The application was made on his behalf by Michael Howard, SC.

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