McDowell vents anger at cash-in-transit companies

A voluntary code drawn up to ensure the safety of cash-in-transit workers may never work, Tánaiste and Minister for Justice Michael McDowell admitted last night.

McDowell vents anger at cash-in-transit companies
Wed, 17 Jan, 2007 - 01:26
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A voluntary code drawn up to ensure the safety of cash-in-transit workers may never work, Tánaiste and Minister for Justice Michael McDowell admitted last night.

He signalled his intention to bring in laws to force security firms to improve anti-crime measures after Garda Commissioner Noel Conroy called crisis talks.

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