OCI officials ‘no longer considered suspects’ in ticket investigation

Three Irish officials who were questioned by police in Brazil over the Olympic ticketing scandal are expected to soon be on their way home to Ireland.
OCI officials ‘no longer considered suspects’ in ticket investigation
Sun, 28 Aug, 2016 - 01:00
Matt Sandy

Dermot Henihan, Kevin Kilty, and Stephen Martin are no longer being considered suspects by police in the investigation that has snared OCI president Patrick Hickey.

Police are now treating them as witnesses and not suspects.

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Ticket scandalPlace: BrazilPlace: IrelandPlace: Rio de JaneiroPlace: RioPerson: Dermot HenihanPerson: Kevin KiltyPerson: Stephen MartinPerson: Patrick HickeyPerson: Ronaldo OliveiraPerson: HickeyPerson: Kevin MallonPerson: MallonPerson: Barbara Zancope CarnieriPerson: Marcus EvansPerson: David Patrick GilmourPerson: Martin StuddPerson: Martin van OsPerson: kevinKiltyStephenMartinLeaveRioPoliceHQ_large.jpgPerson: John DelaneyPerson: William O’BrienPerson: Linda O’ReillyPerson: kevinmallonidentificationrio_large.jpgPerson: EvansEvent: Olympic ticketingEvent: OlympicEvent: Rio 2016Organisation: OCIOrganisation: civil policeOrganisation: THG SportsOrganisation: THGOrganisation: Pro 10 Sports ManagementOrganisation: Windsor Marapendi Hotel
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