There are currently 12 members of An Garda Síochána suspended while under investigation for alleged sexual assault or sexual misconduct.

An additional eight members are under investigation by An Garda Síochána or the Garda Ombudsman (Gsoc) for domestic violence/coercive control, according to new figures provided by the Garda Freedom of Information (FOI) Unit.
The unit said that, as of Monday this week, there were 91 members under suspension, and they include two suspended between five and six years and a further nine suspended between four and five years.
A further 20 are suspended for between three and four years with 24 suspended for two to three years. Some 21 are suspended between one and two years, with the remaining 15 suspended for up to one year.
Along with the members suspended for alleged sexual assault/sexual misconduct and domestic violence/coercive control, the FOI figures show that there are 14 members suspended who are being investigated for alleged theft, forgery, fraud or dishonesty and 12 suspended who are being investigated for driving under the influence of an intoxicant.
A further nine are suspended and are being investigated for disclosure of information/data protection/abuse of pulse; nine are being investigated for alleged Fixed Charge Notice interference; eight for corruption/criminal association; five for assault/assault causing harm while a further five are suspended where they are under investigation for drugs/drug related.
The remaining nine suspended are under investigation for ‘other’.
