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This was 15 months after Independent TDs used the Dil to raise concerns about garda wiping penalty points from divers licences.Both Mr Shatter and Mr Callinan were also forced to recognise the role of garda whistleblowers who first raised concerns after the publication of a damning Garda Inspectorate report into the fixed charge processing system.Indeed, it is now accepted the report has vindicated claims originally made by Garda John Wilson and Sgt Maurice McCabe.An examination of what Mr Shatter said last year about whistleblower claims as well as the comments of Mr Callinan show a discrepancy between what they accepted before and what the evidence about widespread breaches in the fines system has now compelled them to admit.Following claims in the Dil about abuses of the penalty points system in December 2012, Mr Callinan came out and in an unprecedented statement stood by his force.The Garda chief said there was "no question of what has been described as a culture of non enforcement of penalties being tolerated by An Garda Sochna".We now know from the Garda Inspectorate report that there was "widespread breaches of policy" in the deletion of penalty points.Chief Insp Robert Olson this week went further.
