Press Releases
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Federation highlights high assault rates on officers and calls for introduction of spitguards
The Police Federation for Northern Ireland says eight out of ten officers were the victims of a physical or verbal assault in a twelve-month period.
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PFNI responds to crime figures
The Police Federation for Northern Ireland has said that crime figures released by the PSNI show the extent to which officers are plugging gaps in other public services.
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PFNI condemns ‘entirely reckless act’
The Police Federation for Northern Ireland has condemned those responsible for a viable device recovered in the Ardoyne area of north Belfast.
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PONI inquiry now minimum requirement
The Police Federation for Northern Ireland says the Police Ombudsman’s office has some very serious questions to answer after the alleged leaking of sensitive security documents.
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Strabane attackers have 'nothing to offer'
The Police Federation for Northern Ireland says terrorists who attempted to murder three Officers in Strabane last night have no place in society.
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Call on communities to ostracise terrorists after latest attack
The discovery of a viable device which exploded at the home of a Police Officer in Londonderry has been described as “reckless and wanton” by the Chairman of the Police Federation for Northern Ireland, Mark Lindsay.
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PFNI condemns attacks on Officer homes
The Chairman of the Police Federation for Northern Ireland, Mark Lindsay, has condemned attacks on the homes of Police Officers.
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PFNI reacts to Supreme Court ruling on illegal parades
The Chairman of the Police Federation for Northern Ireland, Mark Lindsay, says a consideration as to why illegal Union flag protests were allowed to take place was because the PSNI didn’t have sufficient Officer numbers.
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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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