PSNI chief ‘not threatening parents with removal of children’

Northern Ireland’s police chief has said he is not threatening parents with the removal of their children.

PSNI chief ‘not threatening parents with removal of children’
Thu, 05 Sep, 2019 - 16:22
Press Association

Northern Ireland’s police chief has said he is not threatening parents with the removal of their children.

PSNI Chief Constable Simon Byrne said he never intended to suggest youngsters be used as a weapon or pawn in the fight against paramilitarism.

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