… has refused to meet the Loyalist Communities Council, and if so, what criteria he applies to deciding upon meeting … with a conviction for the murders of Corporals Wood and Howes? Answer I have had a direct meeting by telephone … the anniversary of the brutal murder of Corporals Howes and Wood was a genuine oversight on the part of this office. …
… against the PSNI after the AIL parade is inexcusable and I trust that the nine officers injured make a speedy recovery. The police had to prepare for and put in place a very significant operation to respond to … Dialogue is critical in dealing with the issue of parades and protests and without engagement the planning for the …
… to ensure the policing needs of the community are met and helping Northern Ireland’s communities to become safer and stronger. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the other candidates who applied and wish them well in the future.” Ends. For further …
… the Board’s Strategic Objectives for Policing 2016-20 and how the PSNI are tackling business crime. Speaking about … that crimes against businesses are not victimless crimes and can affect multiple people both directly and indirectly, from owners to employees and to members of …
… the levels of public concern in relation to cybercrime and the police response to this type of criminality. Speaking … users, were particularly concerned about identity theft and online fraud. However, well over half were also concerned … about other cyber-related crimes such as cyber bullying and accidentally encountering various types of unsolicited …
… conduct in the jurisdiction of the Republic of Ireland, and if so whether the PSNI accordingly notify the relevant … Commissioners Office (IPCO). IPCO provides oversight and authorisation of the use of investigatory powers by intelligence agencies, police forces and public authorities. The Police Service of Northern …
… of reasons for the attrition rates between applications and appointments in the previous recruitment competition and plans in place to address this in the current campaign; and (ii) what involvement the PSNI Ethnic Minority Police …
… of reasons for the attrition rates between applications and appointments in the previous recruitment competition and plans in place to address this in the current campaign; and (ii) what involvement the PSNI Ethnic Minority Police …
… meet any statutory objective. The request was declined and the following response was provided to the media queries: … SI0218, published on the Police Service website and accessible via the following link Media Guidelines 4 July … passenger door; he threw flammable liquid over his wife; and set her alight. “On arrival at the scene, officers, along …
… Survey also charts public opinions of the Policing Board and Policing and Community Safety Partnerships (PCSPs). Speaking about the … The survey also reports on public perceptions on the role and work of the Policing and Community Safety Partnerships …
… images or sectarian messages, at 11th July bonfire sites and if any of these reports are to be progressed with a view … included burning of election posters, tricolours, banners and an effigy. Two hate crime investigations have commenced into the burning of election posters and are awaiting statements from the elected members in order …
… recruitment site which has information on police officer and police staff roles. Further information on recruitment … measures taken to ensure that the membership of the police and the police support staff is representative of the community and information is regularly provided to the Board by the …
… Observers (ICOs) are impartial volunteers who observe and report to the Board on key aspects of the PSNI’s … that the same procedures are applied to all candidates and that facilities and arrangements are adequate. Want to get involved? Read …
… were advised that the branch comprises of 70 officers and staff and has an annual budget of £4.5 million. Given that the … accounts for less than 1% of PSNI’s workforce and the budget for the branch is less than 1% of the overall …
… in an ACC competition conducted by the Board in July 2013 and will fill the ACC vacancy arising from the appointment of … an exciting time to be part of the Service Executive Team and ACC Martin will play an important role within the senior … Operational Support Department has 28 years police service and has a wide range of experience in uniform and detective …
… Ombudsman disciplinary recommendations have been accepted and how many have been rejected. Answer Since 1 January 2018, … action, 82 were varied, 18 are pending decision, and 2 were referred back to the Police Ombudsman. Gerry … Ombudsman disciplinary recommendations have been accepted and how many have been rejected. Answer Since 1 January 2018, …
… figures provide an insight into the range of crime types and resulting demands on the PSNI in its service to the … are mindful that behind every statistic is a crime victim and we want people to have the confidence to report crime and be satisfied in how their case has been handled by the …
… in the number of sexual offences against children, rape and domestic abuse. At a meeting today (21 May) with the Head … have brought together under one command their resources and expertise to deal with a range of protection issues including domestic abuse, child abuse and rape crime. Members are concerned about the significant …
… the implications for increasing the PSNI officer headcount and further, the implications for delivering policing in the … elements (i) retaining headcount at 7,000 (ii) recruitment and training and (iii) annual recurring costs of employing an additional …
… plans to align the Service with the new Council areas and remodel available policing resources to focus on the … to build their knowledge of issues in geographical areas and better understand the issues affecting the community is … to work much more collaboratively with others to improve and respond to issues of community concern. As a Board we …