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£20 million is just 'sticking plaster' for force
Money allocated to the PSNI will go towards resisting terror attacks, but won't be enough to sustain a 'first-class service', it is claimed.
Date - 21st January 2015
By - Scott Docherty - Police Oracle
By - Scott Docherty - Police Oracle
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