Robert Gorman (43) is fourth member of force to appear in court after anti-corruption inquiry
Dublin District Court heard Garda Robert Gorman, who has a north Dublin address, made no reply when charged at Irishtown Garda station earlier this month. Photograph: Matt Kavanagh
Robert Gorman appeared at Dublin District Court on Monday following an investigation by the force’s anti-corruption unit. The warrant signing and Pulse computer incidents allegedly happened between September 30th and December 30th, 2021 and on September 21st, 2021.‘I can’t live like this’: Desperate parents ask courts to protect them from aggressive adult childrenMy son is in fourth class, and the scramble for a secondary-school place has begun
Det Sgt Dowling confirmed the Director of Public Prosecutions had directed trial on indictment and the defence consented to an adjournment until May so a book of evidence could be prepared. The case is to be sent to the Circuit Court and the accused is yet to indicate a plea.Garda Mark Duffy, from Dublin 15; Garda Colum Ryan, with an address in Co Meath; and Sgt Ciaran Whelan, of Nenagh, Co Tipperary, were charged with burglary and perverting the course of justice.
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