Officers are under daily attack, PFNI conference told

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Officers are under 'daily attack', PFNI conference told

Fed chairman tells delegates: 'No one should have to experience violence at the workplace as a matter of course'.

PFNI Chairman Mark Lindsay

Date - 1st June 2017
By - Royston Martis - Police Oracle

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If the public do not want to be placed in a spit guard, they should not spit at police officers, The Police Federation for Northern Ireland Conference has heard. Delegates at the annual event were told how an estimated eight out of...

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