Man cried after making false death threat claims

A Sligo man broke down crying after he admitted making false statements about a silver bullet death threat, the Morris Tribunal heard today.

A Sligo man broke down crying after he admitted making false statements about a silver bullet death threat, the Morris Tribunal heard today.

Bernard Conlon, 49, from Cartron Bay in Sligo, was arrested in January 2000 by detectives from the Carty team, which had been set up to investigate allegations of corruption in the Donegal Division.

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