Pair freed in leaked report probe

A journalist and a detective sergeant questioned by gardaí over the leak of an official report highly critical of the force were tonight released without charge.

Pair freed in leaked report probe
Wed, 21 Feb, 2007 - 21:11

A journalist and a detective sergeant questioned by gardaí over the leak of an official report highly critical of the force were tonight released without charge.

Sunday Tribune crime correspondent Mick McCaffrey was named in the Dáil as the reporter being questioned by the National Bureau of Criminal Investigation (NBCI).

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