North: Stop-and-searches numbered 15,000 in 2003

Nearly 15,000 people were stopped and searched by police or members of the British Army in Northern Ireland last year, new figures have shown.

North: Stop-and-searches numbered 15,000 in 2003

Nearly 15,000 people were stopped and searched by police or members of the British Army in Northern Ireland last year, new figures have shown.

Sinn Féin have labelled the statistics as "shocking, but not surprising" and accused the police of using repressive measures.

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