O'Toole guilty of arson, but no verdict on capital murder

A Dublin man has been convicted by a jury on a charge of arson in a trial relating to the death of a Garda Sergeant in Tallaght in July 1999.

O'Toole guilty of arson, but no verdict on capital murder
Thu, 28 Jun, 2001 - 14:23

A Dublin man has been convicted by a jury on a charge of arson in a trial relating to the death of a Garda Sergeant in Tallaght in July 1999.

Daniel O'Toole of Cashel Avenue, Crumlin, denied charges of capital murder, murder and arson and pleaded guilty to manslaughter.

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