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IE: Dara Quigley case: inquiry under way into possible privacy breach

Posted on May 14, 2017 by pogowasright.org

Sarah Burns reports:

The office of the Data Protection Commissioner has said it is examining the leaking of Garda footage of the late journalist and blogger Dara Quigley.

 

[…]Ms Quigley (36) took her own life on April 12th, five days after she had been detained by gardaí under the Mental Health Act. She had been walking naked in a Dublin street when detained.

A Garda CCTV video of her detention was posted on Facebook shortly before her death.

Read more on Irish Times.

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