Dead man's arrest warrant cancelled

The Special Criminal Court today cancelled an arrest warrant for the Belfast man who died after shooting himself in a garda station last month.

Wed, 06 Mar, 2002 - 14:30

The Special Criminal Court today cancelled an arrest warrant for the Belfast man who died after shooting himself in a garda station last month.

Colm Peake, (aged 42,) died on February 20, 2002 after shooting himself in the head after walking into Fitzgibbon St garda station in Dublin on February 18th.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Belfast Place: Fitzgibbon St garda station Place: Dublin Place: Hospital Place: west Belfast Person: Colm Peake Person: Assistant State Solicitor Person: Kathleen Leader Person: Diarmuid O' Donovan Person: Peake Organisation: Special Criminal Court Organisation: Dublin District Court Organisation: Beaumont Organisation: District Organisation: INLA

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