Bailey court told arresting a suspect's partner not 'legitimate' technique

A retired detective has told Ian Bailey's damages action that it is not a legitimate garda technique to arrest a partner in order to put pressure on a suspect.

Bailey court told arresting a suspect's partner not 'legitimate' technique

A retired detective has told Ian Bailey's damages action that it is not a legitimate garda technique to arrest a partner in order to put pressure on a suspect.

The former journalist is suing the State and Garda Commissioner for alleged wrongful arrest over the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder in west Cork in December 1996.

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