Policing Board backs PSNI over Stormontgate scandal

The North's Policing Board has said it is satisfied the PSNI acted properly in relation to the so-called Stormontgate scandal.

Wed, 21 Dec, 2005 - 08:08

The North's Policing Board has said it is satisfied the PSNI acted properly in relation to the so-called Stormontgate scandal.

Sinn Féin have accused the police force of engaging in a deliberate, political operation when it carried out a high-profile raid on the party's offices at Stormont in October 2002.

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