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POLICE FORCE FEATURE: Firearms in Scotland: New inquiry as UN alerted

We continue our look at Policing case studies in our feature series. ******** Inspectorate aims to resolve whether force’s approach complies with national guidance. By -Josh Loeb, Police Oracle Two oversight bodies are independently carrying out a review and an inquiry into Police Scotland’s decision to allow some firearms officers to attend routine call-outs while […]

AGSI Renews Call for Garda Trade Union Rights

POLICE FORCE FEATURE: IPCC Cannot Dictate Police Practice Over Conferring

We continue our series of feature articles looking at case studies from other police forces. ***** Staff associations claim changes to post incident procedures need to be supported by evidence and suggest watchdog is pursuing its own agenda By – Jasmin McDermott – Police Oracle The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) should not dictate police […]

AGSI Renews Call for Garda Trade Union Rights

AGSI Feature in September Edition of ICPRA eZine

AGSI General Secretary John Redmond writes an article for this month’s edition of the ICPRA eZine. This article previously featured in the AGSI monthly eZine “News from the Top Table.” The International Council of Police Representative Associations was established in 1996 when the Canadian Police Association extended invitations to police association executives from around the […]

AGSI Renews Call for Garda Trade Union Rights

Donegal Gardaí Cycle Mizen to Malin in Memory of Deceased Colleagues

Remembering Garda Robbie McCallion & Garda Gary McLoughlin 90 cyclists, former colleagues and friends of the late Gardaí Robbie McCallion, Letterkenny Garda Station and Garda Gary McLoughlin who was attached to Buncrana Garda Station and who lost their lives whilst on duty in Donegal in 2009 will remember them in a major charity event next […]

AGSI Renews Call for Garda Trade Union Rights