PSNI and An Garda Síochána  joint Day of Action - video Dailymotion

Police Service of Northern Ireland and An Garda Síochána work together in joint Day of Action

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00:00Hello, my name's Adam Corner, I'm a Chief Inspector in the Police Service of Northern

00:04Ireland and I'm based in the South area which takes in the geographical area of this section

00:10of the line between Armagh and County Louth. I'm proud to be involved in today's JATF operation

00:16with colleagues from An Garda Siocona and utilising a number of PS&I resources in order

00:21to control the strategic road network and deny criminals the use of the road. Criminals

00:27who look to exploit our border region and border communities and it's through working

00:32with An Garda Siocona and sharing information that we will relentlessly pursue those who

00:36look to cause misery and those who look to commit crime in the border area. I'm Sergeant

00:41Declan Higgins with the Lowndes Road Policing Unit. We're tasked here as well to deny the

00:46criminals the use of the road networks here in the South of Ireland and again with the

00:50assistance of our colleagues up in the Northern Ireland PS&I we work closely together in that

00:55task. We're taking a snapshot of traffic that's passing across the border today over

01:02a period of a number of hours and already we've come across a whole varying range from

01:07drug driving to drugs to no insurance etc. So really what we're trying to get is put

01:14a presence out there just to show that we are working together you know to help the

01:18community in the border area. Yeah so when we plan these joint operations we look to

01:24set the same strategic priorities so we look to work together, share information, share

01:30that type of intelligence that will reassure the border community and hopefully allow criminals

01:35to see that if they come to the border area we will be jointly taking action against them.