Life suspension for Dublin police for using public transport during marathon

An Irish runner who works as a police officer has been permanently banned from participating in the Dublin City Center Marathon after being caught taking public transport to finish last month’s race.

When race organizers discovered that police officers had divided the marathon into minus 50 minutes, they began investigating the police officers’ results.

Officers averaged six minutes halfway through the race, picking up the pace to a staggering 3:45 per kilometer in the final 21 kilometers.

He was said to have been seen approaching the finish line as he boarded the Luas, Dublin’s tram system.

Officials finished in the top 6% of all runners, but were subsequently disqualified, forced to apologize, and had their medals and t-shirts returned. His results have been removed from his marathon results at Dublin City Centre.

Race organizers are Irish mirror They have closed an investigation and said the individual (whose name has not been released) will be banned from all future events at the Dublin Marathon.

Coincidentally, the man was found cheating in the Anti-Corruption Department of the Dublin Police Department and is tasked with investigating corruption within the police force.According to the Irish independenceThe police are also conducting a fact-finding review.

An estimated 25,000 runners took part in the race around Dublin on 30th October.The marathon route he makes one lap around the city and the winner is Taufik Alam Moroccan 2:11:30 and Nigist Murne Ethiopia 2:28:31.