Ministers praise cross-border policing strategy

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Ministers praise cross-border policing strategy

Government ministers from Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland say "excellent" strategy is working to reduce organised crime.

PSNI Chief Constable George Hamilton and Garda Commissioner Noirín O'Sullivan are pleased to be introducing the new initiative

PSNI Chief Constable George Hamilton and Garda Commissioner Noir�n O�Sullivan are pleased to be introducing the new initiative

Date - 3rd October 2016
By - John Toner - Police Oracle

The Northern Ireland justice minister and the Tánaiste have welcomed a new strategy to enhance cross-border cooperation. The Cross Border Policing Strategy will see greater integration between the Police Service for Northern Ireland and An...

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