A Portlaoise prison officer who blew the whistle on spying in the service says their policy should read – keep the head down.
A Portlaoise prison officer who blew the whistle on spying in the service says their policy should read – keep the head down.
Assistant Chief Officer David McDonald became disillusioned with what he percieved were malpractices within the Prison Service.
On July 25th – Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan published a report into the findings of his claims which included that prison officers had been placed under illegal surveillance
Irish Examiner’s Mick Clifford says that how the Irish Prison services reacted was further evidence for his claims:
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