Failure to establish reasons for Garda Superintendent's 'inexcusable', court told

The failure to establish the truth of the reasons for a garda superintendent's suspension is inexcusable, the High Court has heard.
Failure to establish reasons for Garda Superintendent's 'inexcusable', court told
Thu, 25 Jun, 2020 - 19:01
Aodhan O’Faolain

Supt O'Neill, who is stationed in Roxboro Road, Limerick, says he was arrested after he awoke in his bedroom on the morning of May 15 last year to find several gardaí around him. Stock image
Supt O'Neill, who is stationed in Roxboro Road, Limerick, says he was arrested after he awoke in his bedroom on the morning of May 15 last year to find several gardaí around him. Stock image

The failure to establish the truth of the reasons for a garda superintendent's suspension is inexcusable, the High Court has heard.

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CourtsPlace: Roxboro Road, LimerickPlace: Athlone Garda StationPlace: Hurler's BarPlace: LimerickPerson: Edmund Anthony O'NeillPerson: Louis McEntagartPerson: Breffni Gordon BLPerson: O'NeillPerson: SuptPerson: Senan AllenOrganisation: Garda SuperintendentOrganisation: High CourtOrganisation: Garda CommissionerOrganisation: StateOrganisation: SCOrganisation: National Bureau of Criminal Investigation
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