in her death approximately 12 hours later. While Commissioner O'Toole demoted Superintendent James Claiborne, who was not in the vicinity of the shooting, and suspended two officers involved in the incident, no prosecution or dismissal was brought against any officer in the case. Investigations led by former U.S. Attorney Donald K. Stern and Suffolk County District Attorney Daniel F. Conley concluded that criminal charges would not be appropriate. Garda Inspectorate The three-member Garda Inspectorate examines operational, investigative, managerial and policing strategies to ensure that these meet best practice. O'Toole's role within the Garda was to clean up the then-current scandalous conditions in the Gardaí. The Morris Tribunal pronounced that it was "staggered" by the level of indiscipline and insubordination in the force and the Irish Government responded with a revised code of discipline. O'Toole served her full term of office and was asked to stay on until the new Chief Inspector could take up his position in July 2012. Personal life She is married to Daniel O'Toole, now a retired Boston police detective. They have one daughter, Meghan, who received her undergraduate degree from Boston College and her masters degree from National University of Ireland, Galway. References External links Department of Justice Garda Síochána Police Service of Northern Ireland Massachusetts Secretaries of Public Safety 1954 births Living people People from Marblehead, Massachusetts People from Pittsfield, Massachusetts Commissioners of the Boston Police Department Boston College alumni Women in Massachusetts politics Chiefs of the Seattle Police Department American women police officers 21st-century American women