Katie Simpson family failed by ‘flawed’ PSNI investigation
PSNI not 'rigorous enough' in investigating Simpson death
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 of the concerns that were raised around Katie's death," added Ass Chief Con Davy Beck.
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Missing woman and two young sons not seen for two weeks, say PSNIUse precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
The PSNI have named a man who was killed in a road crash in Enniskillen last Friday night. 42-year-old Yevhenii Ivanenko died ...
PSNI are treating reports of an alleged assault at a north Belfast school as a hate crime. The incident is understood to have ...
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Counterfeit cash alert issued by PSNI for Co Tyrone townThe PSNI has issued a warning about counterfeit cash believed to be circulating in a Co Tyrone town. Police in Strabane are ...
The chief constable Jon Boutcher made the announcement at the most recent meeting of the Policing Board, saying that the PSNI ...
For months we have been reading about financial pressures facing the PSNI, but the letter from Northern Ireland’s Mental ...
The PSNI are tonight treating reports of alleged assault at a school in Northern Ireland as a hate crime.
A Co Down woman was conned into sending thousands of pounds to scammers who were able to clone the phone number of a local ...
Police will do better, a senior officer has promised following criticism of an investigation into a young woman’s death. The ...
The PSNI have advised of weekend traffic disruption in Belfast due to a number of Christmas events and an international ...
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