LAST EDITED ON Jun-26-03 AT 08:20 PM (EDT)
 
Ooh, look. "The ever present menace of terrorist activity" he says. Let's see. Maybe you should strike back at the terrorists in their home country. Nah, that might kill innocent civilians.

Fucking hypocrite shite. You know who you are.


BBC
Last Updated: Thursday, 26 June, 2003, 08:31 GMT 09:31 UK

Low detection rates revealed

Police cleared up less than a quarter of crimes committed in Northern Ireland last year, figures have shown.
Detection rates were even worse in urban areas, the PSNI chief constable's annual report revealed on Thursday.

Out of more than 142,000 offences reported to police, less than 33,000 were cleared - a rate of just 23%, Chief Constable Hugh Orde's first annual report revealed.

Hugh Orde
PSNI Chief Constable
"The demands of crime remain high and this, coupled with road policing, community safety, public disorder and the ever-present menace of terrorist activity, places a great strain on our officers," he said.