PSNI chief seeks to ‘set record straight’ over policing report

PSNI chief seeks to ‘set record straight’ over policing report

PSNI Chief Constable Simon Byrne said aspects of the report had been misinterpreted (Liam McBurney/PA)

Northern Ireland’s police chief has insisted that contentious elements of a report on South Armagh policing will not go ahead.

Simon Byrne told members of the Policing Board that he needed to “clarify” that a proposal to relocate police station memorials to murdered colleagues out of public sight was a “non-starter”.

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