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Bikegate: Internal documents back up claim there was 'no warrant' to search farmer's land

Bikegate: Internal documents back up claim there was 'no warrant' to search farmer's land
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Internal Garda documents have confirmed that no warrant existed for the seizure of a bicycle in a case that led to the suspension of a rural officer. The officer, Eamon Cunnane, was eventually cleared of all wrongdoing after a high-profile legal and media battle.

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The case highlights issues of institutional accountability and the treatment of rank-and-file officers within police forces.

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INTERNAL GARDA DOCUMENTS uncovered by The Journal corroborate claims that there was “no warrant” allowing gardaí to seize the bike at the centre of the infamous ‘Bikegate’ case.

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