CCTV network to crack down on St Patrick's day problems in Belfast

A CCTV network aimed at reducing the drunken violence which marred recent St Patrick’s Day celebrations in Belfast’s student district was switched on today.

CCTV network to crack down on St Patrick's day problems in Belfast
Thu, 11 Mar, 2010 - 13:41

A CCTV network aimed at reducing the drunken violence which marred recent St Patrick’s Day celebrations in Belfast’s student district was switched on today.

The £100,000 (€110,000) system of 12 cameras will allow police to monitor the Holyland area in the south of the city 24 hours a day.

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