Suspended gardaí paid €1.3m

Suspended gardaí have been paid €1.3m despite being unable to carry out any official duties, it emerged today.

Suspended gardaí paid €1.3m
Sun, 27 Nov, 2005 - 10:14

Suspended gardaí have been paid €1.3m despite being unable to carry out any official duties, it emerged today.

The 27 officers are the subject of disciplinary proceedings for various alleged offences, such as involvement in drug dealing, the stealing of uniforms and the planting of a sawn-off shotgun.

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