Ex-policewoman wins discrimination payout

A former policewoman has been awarded £55,000 (€69,402) compensation after claiming she was victimised by senior officers, it was revealed today.

Wed, 24 Sep, 2008 - 14:09

A former policewoman has been awarded £55,000 (€69,402) compensation after claiming she was victimised by senior officers, it was revealed today.

Ex-Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) inspector Jacinta Mackie alleged her health suffered after she was sidelined and undermined for making a series of complaints of harassment and discrimination.

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Courts PSNI Place: North Down Person: Jacinta Mackie Person: Mackie Person: Anne McKernan Organisation: Ex-Police Service of Northern Ireland Organisation: PSNI Organisation: Northern Ireland Equality Commission Organisation: Catholic

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