West Belfast PSNI appeal for missing children last seen 50 years ago
Thomas Spence, 11, from Rockdale Street and John Rodgers, 13, from Rodney Drive were last seen on the morning of Tuesday November 26, 1974 when they left their homes to walk to the bus stop on the Falls Road. The boys were headed to catch a bus to St Aloysius School on Somerton Road - they never made it to school and have not been seen since.
Police are to increase patrols in retail areas over the festive period in a bid to prevent crime and provide reassurance to ...
The PSNI has confirmed there will be an increase in police patrols across Northern Ireland prioritising shopping areas and ...
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Northern Ireland traffic: PSNI Collision Investigation Unit to return to scene of fatal road traffic collision after teenage motorcyclist diedOfficers from the Police Service of Northern Ireland’s Collision Investigation Unit, investigating a fatal road traffic ...
PSNI have partnered with the Safeguarding Board for Northern Ireland as part of the ‘Operation Makesafe’ campaign, to deliver ...
Former assistant chief constable replaces Mark Hamilton and has been with Police Service of Northern Ireland since 2001 ...
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PSNI charge man in relation to drugs offences after cannabis worth an estimated £150,000 seized in Belfast docksA man has been charged in relation to drugs offences after the seizure of cannabis with an estimated street value of up to ...
A PSNI spokesperson said: "Road users are advised to exercise caution due to icy roads throughout Northern Ireland. Stopping ...
The PSNI has admitted it “must and will do better” after the Police Ombudsman found the force “failed” the family of showjumper Katie Simpson with a “flawed” investigation. Ms Simpson ...
The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has said it was not "rigorous enough" when investigating the death of showjumper Katie Simpson. "We did not act quickly enough in responding to some ...
But he inherited big problems when he became the sixth head of the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) in November. To begin with, there is the data breach and its consequences. In August ...
A farmer who publicly denounced the police for not doing enough to catch those responsible for one of Northern Ireland’s ...
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