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New Longford garda offensive leads to arrests of car theft suspects Operation Phoenix already paying dividends, says superintendent Reporter: ');  '); Two major garda breakthroughs into car thefts and stolen property taken from parked vehicles has been attributed to a recently introduced offensive aimed at increasing police visibility along the streets of Longford town. Operation Phoenix began at the behest of senior garda management last September in response to growing calls from local businesses and public representatives for greater garda visibility in order to counteract shoplifting, ...

Special operations forces have been at the forefront of U.S. combat operation in the last two decades. Here's What You Need To Remember: Special Operations forces may thus develop new tactics on how their unique capabilities could counter Russia’s own unconventional warfare tactics in Eastern Europe, or employed to surveil and raid militarized islets in the Pacific Ocean. Special operations forces have been at the forefront of U.S. combat operation in the last two decades. They are nearly at the forefront of risky combat missions—and suffer higher casualties as they are often deployed to...

A man in his early thirties is to appear in court tomorrow morning charged in connection to two separate thefts from cars in Longford town yesterday.

In an effort to get a handle on just exactly what Dr. Sidney Gottlieb did for a living, several of his obituaries referred to him as "the real-life "Q," as if the perpetually-annoyed-by-007 spy-gear supplier from the James Bond movies came close to describing the man who was also known as "Joseph Scheider." The fact is: we'll probably never know the whole truth about Gottlieb, the director of the CIA's Project MK-ULTRA from 1953 to 1972. EVERYTHING pertaining to his work on "mind control," "truth serums," poisons and their delivery systems, and chemical, biological, and radiological warfare...

Hartlepool's Neighbourhood Policing team have had a busy year (file photos) Pictures: Pixabay A POLICE inspector has thanked his team after revealing they recovered more than £3million worth of drugs among other achievements in 2020. Figures released by Hartlepool’s Neighbourhood Policing Team show that since April 2020 the team has made 216 arrests, carried out 220 stop searches and raided 30 addresses. Officers also seized a large number of knives and weapons and played a key role in Operation Phoenix, Cleveland Police's summer-long operation to tackle serious violence and prevent ...