PSNI officers low hanging fruit in budget cuts say leaders

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PSNI officers 'low hanging fruit' in budget cuts say leaders

Northern Ireland's frontline leader has claimed jobs will go after budget cuts.

Bleak future: Mark Lindsay says job cuts to PSNI are inevitable

Date - 25th May 2022
By - Chris Smith

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Job cuts mean just 85 student officers will be recruited by the Police Service of Northern Ireland, its Federation has warned. It is set to tell the Justice Minister that the decision means operations will be “catastrophically...

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