NY police offer gardaí anti-stab vests

Police officers in New York shocked by the lack of protection for gardaí are offering to send over their spare anti-stab vests.

NY police offer gardaí anti-stab vests
Wed, 19 Oct, 2005 - 20:21

Police officers in New York shocked by the lack of protection for gardaí are offering to send over their spare anti-stab vests.

The issue came to the forefront in July after two young gardaí were stabbed, one critically, when they entered a house in Raheny in Dublin.

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