Cramphorn says paramilitary threat still 'very real'

Acting Chief Constable of the PSNI, Colin Cramphorn, has described the loyalist and republican paramilitary threat as ‘very real’ last year, and was reflected in the rise in shootings and bombings.

Cramphorn says paramilitary threat still 'very real'

Acting Chief Constable of the PSNI, Colin Cramphorn, has described the loyalist and republican paramilitary threat as ‘very real’ last year, and was reflected in the rise in shootings and bombings.

The Acting Chief said that unprecedented levels of violence on the streets, particularly in North Belfast, had tarnished Northern Ireland's image around the world.

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