Shamed detective hits out at Tribunal's 'perverse' findings

Suspended Detective Sergeant John White tonight claimed the Morris Tribunal’s finding that he is corrupt is perverse and insisted his acquittal in court proved his innocence.

Shamed detective hits out at Tribunal's 'perverse' findings

Suspended Detective Sergeant John White tonight claimed the Morris Tribunal’s finding that he is corrupt is perverse and insisted his acquittal in court proved his innocence.

Mr Justice Frederick Morris said the shamed officer deliberately planted a dangerous shotgun where children played on a halting site in Burnfoot in May 1998 to secure the arrest of seven travellers.

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