Disgraced superintendent 'rehearsed questioning of gardaí'

A disgraced superintendent conducted a ‘practice cross examination’ of two gardaí about their movements on the night a cattle dealer was killed in a suspected hit-and-run accident, the Morris Tribunal heard today.

A disgraced superintendent conducted a ‘practice cross examination’ of two gardaí about their movements on the night a cattle dealer was killed in a suspected hit-and-run accident, the Morris Tribunal heard today.

Ex-garda John O’Dowd said Superintendent Kevin Lennon went through a series of questions about the night in a meeting at his house, before the Morris Tribunal was set up in 2002.

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