Jury retire in 'Reclaim the Streets' garda case

The jury in the trial of a garda accused of striking a protester with his baton at the Mayday 2000 "Reclaim the Streets" protest in Dublin city centre, has been sent to a hotel overnight.

Jury retire in 'Reclaim the Streets' garda case
Wed, 20 Apr, 2005 - 20:54

The jury in the trial of a garda accused of striking a protester with his baton at the Mayday 2000 "Reclaim the Streets" protest in Dublin city centre, has been sent to a hotel overnight.

Garda Paul Tallon has pleaded not guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court, to assault causing harm to Mr Fergal Leddy on May 6, 2002.

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