Pat Hickey's family hasn’t visited him in jail

A week after Olympic Council of Ireland (OCI) boss Pat Hickey was arrested in a dawn raid on his hotel in Rio de Janeiro, he remains incarcerated in the notorious Bangu prison complex.
Pat Hickey's family hasn’t visited him in jail
Thu, 25 Aug, 2016 - 01:00
Matt Sandy, Rio

Neither his wife nor son have visited him in prison, it emerged last night.

The only visitors the 71-year-old has had have been from the Irish consulate, a prison spokesman said.

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