Break-in prompts protection demands from PSNI

Ninety-two applications have been received from police officers in Northern Ireland to move home in the wake of the break-in at Castlereagh Police Station earlier this year, it emerged tonight.

Ninety-two applications have been received from police officers in Northern Ireland to move home in the wake of the break-in at Castlereagh Police Station earlier this year, it emerged tonight.

In a written response to a parliamentary question from Ulster Unionist MP Jeffrey Donaldson, Northern Ireland Secretary Paul Murphy confirmed that there had been 92 applications from police officers and their families to relocate following the break-in at the Special Branch office in East Belfast in March.

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