PSNI investigate Twitter activity by 'persons purporting to be police officers'

Detectives in the North are enquiring into Twitter activity by people purporting to be police officers.

Mon, 28 Aug, 2017 - 15:06

Detectives in the North are enquiring into Twitter activity by people purporting to be police officers.

The PSNI warned firm action would be taken if any allegations are substantiated surrounding racist, sectarian, sexist or homophobic behaviour by its staff.

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