Detective Garda accused of dangerous driving

A Detective Garda has gone on trial accused of dangerous driving and unauthorised taking of an unmarked Garda car which was involved in a collision in Dublin in 2010.

Detective Garda accused of dangerous driving
Wed, 18 Jan, 2012 - 18:48

A Detective Garda has gone on trial today accused of dangerous driving and unauthorised taking of an unmarked Garda car which was involved in a collision in Dublin in 2010.

Det Garda Kevin Keys, who is attached to Mountjoy station in Dublin, has pleaded not guilty to both charges.

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