Gardai accused of copying statements Garda accused of copying statements Three garda who had the same typographical www.dpmp.com.au error in statements were accused of using templates and collaborating in the writing of their evidence by a ballyhaunis solicitor. The question of if michael dolan of churchfield lower, tormakeady is guilty of driving while over the legal alcohol to blood ratio last december was overshadowed after it was pointed out that all three gardai that apprehended the man had the same error in their prepared statements. Garda owen o'donnell, garda ger flannery and sergeant james murphy were vigorously cross examined by drink driving case specialist solicitor evan o'dwyer who claimed that it was remarkable that even though the gardai claimed they never saw Evening Dresses Online each other's statements that they all had the same mistake in their evidence. As garda o'donnell gave evidence his two colleagues were asked to leave the court A line Wedding Gowns room in order no to prejudice their evidence under crossexamination. All three gardai had written their statements by hand, which were then passed onto a typist then the statements are checked up to four times by different parties to ensure grammar and spelling are correct. All three gardai denied that they had any form of communication during the writing of their statements and that they had not used a template.

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