Gardaí In Cork Being Treated Like Second Class Citizens
The GRA were speaking following the release of new figures which show the there are 20 fewer Garda vehicles in the City and County this year compared to 2018.
16 Garda vehicles destined for Cork were redirected to Dublin due to a spike in gang crime, with the G.R.A warning that investigations in Cork could suffer if more resources are not provided.
Speaking to RedFM News, Padraig Harrington from the G.R.A in Cork says the lack of resources is taking its toll on morale:
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