Northern Ireland police chief warns service will shrink due to funding shortfall
Simon Byrne said there will be 6,699 full-time officers by March – the lowest level since the PSNI was formed in 2001.
Source: inverness-courier.co.uk
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Simon Byrne said there will be 6,699 full-time officers by March – the lowest level since the PSNI was formed in 2001.
The police force will have 309 fewer officers and 115 fewer staff by March due to a budget shortfall.
Simon Byrne said there will be 6,699 full-time officers by March – the lowest level since the PSNI was formed in 2001.
Simon Byrne said there will be 6,699 full-time officers by March – the lowest level since the PSNI was formed in 2001.
Simon Byrne said there will be 6,699 full-time officers by March – the lowest level since the PSNI was formed in 2001.