Police evidence 'should be treated with caution' warning

The credibility and reliability of police witnesses in a terrorist bomb trial in the North should be treated with caution, a prosecutor said today.

Police evidence 'should be treated with caution' warning
Mon, 16 Oct, 2006 - 14:48

The credibility and reliability of police witnesses in a terrorist bomb trial in the North should be treated with caution, a prosecutor said today.

Gordon Kerr QC issued the warning after studying evidence from police officers investigating the discovery of a car bomb at Altmore Forest Park in Co Tyrone in April 2001.

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