DUP criticises Police Board

DUP justice spokesman Ian Paisley Jr says the Police Board has already made up its mind to reject his call for an independent inquiry into a special branch chief's claim that he was forced out to appease republicans.

DUP criticises Police Board
Wed, 22 Jan, 2003 - 06:15

DUP justice spokesman Ian Paisley Jr says the Police Board has already made up its mind to reject his call for an independent inquiry into a special branch chief's claim that he was forced out to appease republicans.

Mr Paisley says the board has decided instead to ask the police ombudsman to carry out the inquiry.

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