Doctor denies hearing complaints of abuse

A doctor called to a garda station to take a blood sample from a murder suspect could not recall him making any complaints, the Morris Tribunal heard today.

Doctor denies hearing complaints of abuse

A doctor called to a garda station to take a blood sample from a murder suspect could not recall him making any complaints, the Morris Tribunal heard today.

Dr Brian McColgan said he was contacted to take a sample from Mark McConnell, who alleges he was assaulted and intimidated by gardaí, at Letterkenny Garda Station on December 4, 1996.

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