Accused said she couldn’t have forged DPP letter, garda supervisor tells court

The supervisor of a garda accused of forging a letter from the Director of Public Prosecutions has told her trial that the garda told him she didn’t have the necessary skills to forge a letter.

Detective Inspector Frank Keenaghan said that he showed her the letter and “told her to go away and think about it for an hour, but she was adamant and said “I couldn’t have forged it”, to which I said I wasn’t accusing her of forging anything.”