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NI: Civilian police plans 'likely to go through'

The introduction of Police Community Support Officers in Northern Ireland moved a step closer tonight.

NI: Civilian police plans 'likely to go through'

Thu, 02 Feb, 2006 - 19:28

The introduction of Police Community Support Officers in Northern Ireland moved a step closer tonight.

The uniformed civilian support staff have already been introduced in England and Wales amid some controversy.

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