Garda accused of using forged DPP letter

A female Garda has been sent forward for trial accused of using a forged letter purporting to be from the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions in connection with a criminal investigation.

Garda accused of using forged DPP letter
Fri, 19 Jul, 2013 - 13:01

A female Garda has been sent forward for trial accused of using a forged letter purporting to be from the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions in connection with a criminal investigation.

Catherine McGowan (aged 46), who is attached to a Co. Wicklow Garda station, appeared at Dublin District Court this morning.

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