Inquest verdicts of unlawful killings following 1981 blaze has brought investigations ‘back to the fore’, says Garda chief
Policing Authority
Balance needs to be struck between specialist crime-fighting units and local communities, Policing Authority chief says
Punishment for Garda who loaned bicycle to elderly man drew criticism, but storage issues for seized items can have greater consequences
Technology and not ‘boots on the streets’ crucial for An Garda Síochána in policing rural Ireland, Elaine Byrne says
Assistant Commissioner Justin Kelly said ‘very worrying’ drugs such as drugs fentanyl will replace heroin in Ireland when Afghan ‘heroin eradication’ hits supply chain
Policing Authority hears more 999 calls to gardaí come from people in Dublin West than rest of country combined
Report had identified substantial shortcomings resulting in victims not receiving the immediate help they needed
Risk assessment could have been conducted and safety measures put in place if notification had been received, says Garda Commissioner
Gardaí were reluctant to draw their batons as using force has become so high risk, they say
Policing Authority hears investigation under way to find who produced messages about colleagues
Commissioner Drew Harris urges against overreaction to protest last week which saw 13 arrests
Assistant Commissioner says more drivers looking at screens but legislation centres on ‘holding’ phones
Drew Harris faced sustained questioning from oversight body of the Garda’s alleged 'softly, softly' approach to policing anti-immigration protests
Claims Gsoc member attended same party as Gerard Hutch on day latter was cleared of murder charges is matter ‘of serious concern’, says Garda Commissioner
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