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Irish prosecutors dropped all charges against three Limerick gardaí over alleged interference in traffic penalty cases, citing investigation delays and lack of key evidence.
The Director of Public Prosecutions has dropped all charges against three Limerick gardaí—Peter O’Donnell, Paul Baynham, and Niall Deegan—after a six-year investigation into allegations they interfered with traffic penalty prosecutions between 2017 and 2019.
The officers, suspended since 2020 and facing 33 counts of perverting justice, will not stand trial, with the DPP citing delays, budgetary issues, and failure to secure key witness testimony.
The decision follows a prior acquittal in a similar case and has prompted calls for an independent review into the prosecution’s approach.
No further details were released.
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Los fiscales irlandeses retiraron todos los cargos contra tres policías de Limerick por supuesta injerencia en casos de sanciones de tráfico, citando demoras en la investigación y falta de pruebas clave.