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13.06.2015
The Police Ombudsman has concluded that police were justified in using Taser against a man acting irrationally with a knife at the perimeter fence of Belfast City Airport last June.
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Jun 2015
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May 2015
A Police Ombudsman investigation has concluded that police were justified in using CS Spray against a 17-year-old who was acting aggressively while officers investigated a burglary in Ballymena.
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12.04.2015
A Police Ombudsman investigation has concluded that an officer was justified in using Taser against a man who called 999 to report that he had been robbed, and who warned that he was going to kill the robber...
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21.03.2015
A Police Ombudsman investigation has found that police were justified in using Taser after a man began to cut his wrists with a broken bottle.
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Mar 2015
Police were right to use a TASER stun gun against a man they believed was reaching for a weapon, an investigation by the Police Ombudsman’s Office has concluded.
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Feb 2015
The PSNI has implemented a number of Police Ombudsman recommendations after a knife went missing following an incident in north Down during which TASER stun guns were used.
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29.01.2015
A Police Ombudsman investigation has found that police officers who did not arrest a man who repeatedly tried to enter a flat in south Belfast, could not have predicted that he would kill his friend less tha...
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17.01.2015
A Police Ombudsman investigation has concluded that police were justified in using AEP baton rounds and Tasers against a man armed with machete-type swords during an incident in Antrim last year.
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01.01.2015
An investigation by the Police Ombudsman’s Office has found that police were right to use a TASER stun gun against a man following a stabbing incident in Lisburn on New Year’s Day 2015.
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