Gardaí visiting every home in pilot community policing scheme

A pilot policing scheme in North County Dublin is aiming to dramatically change the way Gardai operate in the community.

Tue, 05 Aug, 2014 - 09:51

A pilot policing scheme in North County Dublin is aiming to dramatically change the way Gardaí operate in the community.

The latest stage of the Small Areas Policing Programme will have gardaí visit every resident in their area and work to ingratiate themselves into the community.

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