PSNI face €24m shortfall after republican threat

The threat from dissident republicans has left police in the North with a €24m budget shortfall, it was revealed today.

Thu, 20 Nov, 2008 - 15:29

The threat from dissident republicans has left police in the North with a €24m budget shortfall, it was revealed today.

Coffers are also struggling to cope with a €103m legal claim looming because officers were not offered ear protection during firearms training, police added.

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