NI police changes criticised

Plans to reduce the number of District Command Units in Northern Ireland‘s police service may fail to deliver improved policing on the ground, it was claimed today.

NI police changes criticised

Plans to reduce the number of District Command Units in Northern Ireland‘s police service may fail to deliver improved policing on the ground, it was claimed today.

Ulster Unionist Assembly member Michael Copeland was responding to signals from the Police Service of Northern Ireland that it was looking to cut the number of DCUs from 29 to 12 or 15 to free up resources.

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