Police Ombudsman divides opinion at end of term

Serving and retired officers lost confidence in the North’s outgoing Police Ombudsman, rank-and-file members said today.

Police Ombudsman divides opinion at end of term
Mon, 05 Nov, 2007 - 10:38
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Serving and retired officers lost confidence in the North’s outgoing Police Ombudsman, rank-and-file members said today.

Nuala O'Loan's seven-year term in office ends today after investigating alleged police collusion, killings and the inquiry into the 1998 dissident republican Omagh bomb which killed 29 people.

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