McDowell urges joined-up approach to gun crime

Every arm of the State must pull together to ensure the rule of law prevails against spiralling gun crime, the Minister for Justice said today.

McDowell urges joined-up approach to gun crime
Thu, 14 Dec, 2006 - 11:11
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Every arm of the State must pull together to ensure the rule of law prevails against spiralling gun crime, the Minister for Justice said today.

Amid growing pressure after five people were murdered in six days, Tánaiste Michael McDowell admitted innocent people were being put in danger.

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