Family angry about inquiry into teenager's death

The family of teenager Brian Rossiter, who died after falling into a coma while in garda custody, are angry about the proposed inquiry into his death and may decide not to co-operate with it, their solicitor warned today.

The family of teenager Brian Rossiter, who died after falling into a coma while in garda custody, are angry about the proposed inquiry into his death and may decide not to co-operate with it, their solicitor warned today.

Cian O’Carroll said the family felt the terms of reference for the investigation did not go far enough and should be completely reframed to uncover why Brian died.

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