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People shoving camera phones at gardai while hurling abuse has to end – minister - Vimarsana News

People shoving camera phones at gardai while hurling abuse has to end – minister

Incidents involving people shoving camera phones in the faces of gardai and hurling abuse at them must end, the justice minister said, as she vowed to tackle &l...

People shoving camera phones at gardaí while hurling abuse has to end, McEntee says - Vimarsana News

People shoving camera phones at gardaí while hurling abuse has to end, McEntee says

Helen McEntee said the Government has increased the maximum sentence for attacks on officers from seven years to 12 because of the surge in assaults.

Waterford News & Star — People shoving camera phones at gardaí while hurling abuse has to end, McEntee says - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — People shoving camera phones at gardaí while hurling abuse has to end, McEntee says

Helen McEntee said the Government has increased the maximum sentence for attacks on officers from seven years to 12 because of the surge in assaults.

Carlow Nationalist — People shoving camera phones at gardaí while hurling abuse has to end, McEntee says - Vimarsana News

Carlow Nationalist — People shoving camera phones at gardaí while hurling abuse has to end, McEntee says

Helen McEntee said the Government has increased the maximum sentence for attacks on officers from seven years to 12 because of the surge in assaults.

Laois Nationalist — People shoving camera phones at gardaí while hurling abuse has to end, McEntee says - Vimarsana News

Laois Nationalist — People shoving camera phones at gardaí while hurling abuse has to end, McEntee says

Helen McEntee said the Government has increased the maximum sentence for attacks on officers from seven years to 12 because of the surge in assaults.