PSNI chief complains "he has nowhere to go" on force reform

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PSNI chief complains "he has nowhere to go" on force reform

Suspension of Stormont delays progress on historical allegations inquiries and changes to policing model.

Date - 19th December 2019
By - Gary Mason

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The chief constable of the PSNI has said “he has nowhere to go” to get answers on policing historic investigations and modernising the force because of Northern Ireland’s suspended power sharing government at Stormont. Simon Byrne...

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