Editorial Staff
20/08/24 20:14

Editorial Staff
20/08/24 20:14

Millions to be made available to fight crime

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Prime Minister Browne meets with police top brass

“We have taken further measures to enhance law enforcement, including the hiring of 140 additional officers and the acquisition of more gun-sniffing dogs, to identify guns and ammunitions that may be entering through our air and sea ports”, he said

The Prime Minister stated that the acquisition of crime-fighting assets will be supported by training and the use of digital technologies, including artificial intelligence.

Additionally, joint police and military patrols have been increased, and Browne mentioned that the government will remain a critical part of our strategy.

3 Comments

  1. Yannick

    Those criminals better take this as a warning

    Reply
  2. oneal

    more ammunition,stricter laws hmm people like to make it harder on themselves

    Reply
  3. esra

    Even dogs,well this country really turn something else

    Reply

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