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PFNI calls on Jeremy Corbyn to apologise for Commons gaffe
The Police Federation for Northern Ireland is calling on the Leader of the Opposition to apologise to the Officer wounded in Sunday night’s gun attack in North Belfast for his jaw-dropping gaffe during Prime Ministers’ Question.
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PFNI condemns gun attack on Officer
A Police Officer has been shot in a terrorist gun attack in north Belfast.
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PFNI condemns Poleglass bomb attempt
Following the discovery of an explosive device in the Poleglass area of west Belfast, Mark Lindsay, Chairman of the Police Federation for Northern Ireland, said: “Terrorists who planted an explosive device in Poleglass are to be condemned for endangering the lives of police officers and people who live in the area. To plant a device that could kill and maim passers-by is reckless in the extreme.
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Service levels to slip as 30 Officers leave Policing evert month
Thirty Police Officers are leaving the PSNI every month, according to the Police Federation for Northern Ireland.
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Warning of service failings over funding cuts
The Police Federation for Northern Ireland says the current political crisis should give Ministers the time to reflect on what policing requires if it’s to deliver a well resourced and reliable police service.
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