North electoral officer on theft charges

A former deputy electoral officer in Northern Ireland is to face 30 charges, it was announced tonight.

A former deputy electoral officer in Northern Ireland is to face 30 charges, it was announced tonight.

Alastair Patterson, 58, who resigned as chief executive of the Ulster Unionist Party after his arrest, will face 17 charges of theft and 13 counts of false accounting when he appears before magistrates in Omagh on November 11.

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