Detective denies lying in order to bug race-fixing suspect

The chief police investigator in the Kieren Fallon race-fixing trial today denied misleading a chief constable to get permission to bug one of the accused.

Tue, 13 Nov, 2007 - 14:47

The chief police investigator in the Kieren Fallon race-fixing trial today denied misleading a chief constable to get permission to bug one of the accused.

Acting Detective Inspector Mark Manning said he told a South Yorkshire detective that the fraud was worth £2m (€2.83m).

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