Drew Harris suggests changes to public order laws after ‘very concerning’ rise in harassment of politicians

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Speaking before Friday’s Garda graduation ceremony in Templemore Training College which celebrated 157 new Gardaí joining the force, Commissioner Harris said he had concerns about incidents being reported, not only by TDs and Senators, but also county councillors.

His comments come after a bomb hoax at Taoiseach Harris’ house in Greystones, Co Wicklow earlier this week. “We’ve had a recent report in terms of protecting politicians who are in the public eye,” said Commissioner Harris.

“For every complaint we get, we mount a full investigation. We’ve brought individuals to justice. I am very concerned about incidents that happened during the recent election campaign.

“There are a number of investigations that we want to bring to fruition before the next election campaign, whenever that might be. Protest is protected, but also the dwelling. The family home is also protected in the Constitution. We want to be clear that we balance that in terms of protecting the homes of…



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Drew Harris suggests changes to public order laws after ‘very concerning’ rise in harassment of politicians
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