Policing board accused of cover-up

The Democratic Unionist Party has accused the North's policing board of trying to cover up the reason why a PSNI Special Branch commander quit last month.

Mon, 09 Dec, 2002 - 14:03

The Democratic Unionist Party has accused the North's policing board of trying to cover up the reason why a PSNI Special Branch commander quit last month.

Party spokesman Ian Paisley Jnr has claimed that members of the board were misled about chief superintendent Bill Lowry's early retirement from the force.

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