PSNI take action against 74 officers over accessing body-worn camera footage
Chief executive of the Police Ombudsman’s Office said footage was viewed for officers’ entertainment
Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI)
PSNI takes action against 74 officers over accessing body-worn camera footage of single incident
Chief executive of the Police Ombudsman’s Office said footage was viewed for officers’ entertainment
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Hacker who ‘took about an hour’ to create program to infiltrate Nike website avoids jail
Antrim Crown Court hears self-taught computer programmer saw it as a challenge to create a program which could hack into the accounts of Nike
Three remanded in custody in connection with death of toddler in Co Tyrone
Tavia Michella Ximenes Da Costa pronounced dead at scene of incident in Windmill Court area of Dungannon at weekend
Man and two women arrested after death of child in Co Tyrone
Police say incident in Dungannon is being treated as suspicious
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Driver of vehicle fled the scene in Crossmaglen and crossed the Border into Republic
Boy (12) injured in firework attack in Belfast
12-year old subject of ‘reckless assault’ remains in hospital with serious eye injuries
Sinn Féin member resigned after allegedly sending inappropriate messages to teenager
It comes as Sinn Féin is under scrutiny over how it handled the Michael McMonagle controversy
Derry couple convicted of operating illegal TV streaming service
Cormac McGuckin jailed for two years and Maura McGuckin gets suspended sentence following PSNI investigation into ‘dodgy box’ services
Northern Ireland has become a dangerous place to live if you are a woman
Mary Ward killing highlights issue of femicide in the North
Man arrested in Dublin on suspicion of the murder of Mary Ward in Belfast
Mary Ward (22) died six days before police called to her home on an unrelated matter and discovered her body, PSNI confirms
Woman found dead in Belfast home had reported she was victim of violent crime in weeks before her death
PSNI has referred case of Mary Ward to the Police Ombudsman’s office ‘following a review of our previous engagement’
Woman found dead in Belfast had reported she was victim of violent crime in recent weeks
PSNI refer case of Mary Ward (22), who was found dead at her home in Belfast, to Police Ombudsman
Four children hospitalised after double decker school bus overturns in Co Down
Eight people have received medical treatment at scene with further number of passengers sustaining minor injuries
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Former Sinn Féin press officer was suspended from his job following arrest but then received references from Sinn Féin figures for British Heart Foundation role
PSNI chief contradicts Sinn Féin claim about potential prejudice in former press officer case
Two Sinn Féin press officers gave references to the British Heart Foundation on behalf of a former colleague who was subsequently convicted of child sex offences
PSNI fined more than €900,000 over staff data breach
The force mistakenly released the surname, first initial and employment details of every serving police officer and civilian member of staff, which was then published online
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Richard Maze (70) died after his motorcycle was struck by a car in Belleek
Man charged with murder after woman’s body found in garage in east Belfast
Man (21) arrested at the scene at house in Castlereagh Road area, with victim named as Rachel Simpson (43)
Man who jumped on woman’s stomach when she thought she was pregnant is jailed
Jordan Samuel Spence, who has history of violent offences against women, also strangled and threatened to kill his ex-partner with a sword
Boy (11) accused of petrol-bombing police during rioting in Belfast ‘meant to be in school’ not court
The youth allegedly took part in the serious disorder which erupted at Broadway roundabout on July 15th
North’s police working on ‘robust response’ to removing racist posters and graffiti
Chief Constable Jon Boutcher says recent disorder in Belfast following anti-immigration protest as ‘watershed moment’
Man wanted in connection with murder of three police officers in IRA bomb attack granted bail
Martin John McCauley is accused of killing RUC officers Sgt Sean Quinn, Paul Hamilton, and Allan McCloy near Lurgan in Co Armagh on October 27th, 1982
Race hate incidents in Northern Ireland up by one third in a year, provisional police numbers suggest
PSNI figures include period which saw sharp rise in attacks on homes and businesses of people from minority communities following Southport stabbings
‘Terrible fire’ at Co Antrim church being treated as arson
No injuries in blaze which began on Sunday night at Church of Ireland building and hall in Greenisland
Northern Ireland’s police watchdog apologises to staff over data leak
Data leak involving 160 current and former employees shared names and service areas
Man arrested on suspicion of murder of woman found dead in flat in Derry
The body of Montserrat Martorell Elias was found in a flat near the city centre early on Saturday morning
Search for remains of undercover British soldier Robert Nairac to begin in Co Louth
The undercover British soldier was abducted from the Tree Steps Bar in south Armagh and taken to Ravensdale Forest where he was beaten and shot
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