Policing body members to get security cameras

Security cameras are to be installed at the homes of members of a local policing body in Northern Ireland following a series of threats and attacks by dissident republicans, it was revealed today.

Security cameras are to be installed at the homes of members of a local policing body in Northern Ireland following a series of threats and attacks by dissident republicans, it was revealed today.

The 15 members of the Strabane District Policing Partnership – eight drawn locally from the political parties and seven independents – are being given the extra security after bearing the brunt of the dissident campaign.

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