'The discontinuance of disciplinary action against a prison officer is disturbing on a number of levels'

A Prison Service whistleblower was the subject of disciplinary proceedings, but when this was made public the charges were dropped, writes Michael Clifford.

'The discontinuance of disciplinary action against a prison officer is disturbing on a number of levels'

A Prison Service whistleblower was the subject of disciplinary proceedings, but when this was made public the charges were dropped, writes Michael Clifford.

The report in today’s paper about the discontinuance of disciplinary action against a prison officer is disturbing on a number of levels. Assistant chief officer David McDonald was facing five charges of indiscipline.

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