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Anti-Social Behaviour

Dáil Éireann Debate, Thursday - 25 November 2010

Thursday, 25 November 2010

Questions (134)

Finian McGrath

Question:

132 Deputy Finian McGrath asked the Minister for Justice and Law Reform if he will support a matter (details supplied). [44498/10]

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Written answers

I am informed by the Garda authorities that the location referred to is within Clontarf Garda Sub-District. Local Garda management is aware of incidents of anti-social behaviour at the location. Discussions on the matter are ongoing between An Garda Síochána and Dublin Bus. The area is subject to regular patrols by uniform and plain-clothes personnel, including the Community Policing and Mountain Bike Units and the District Detective and Drug Units, supplemented as required by the Divisional Crime Task Force and Traffic Corps personnel.

Local Garda management closely monitors and keeps under review patrols and other operational strategies in place, in conjunction with crime trends and policing needs of the communities in the area, to ensure optimum use is made of Garda resources and the best possible Garda service is provided to the public. The situation is kept under review. Current policing plans in the area are designed to address issues of crime and public order offences, including the prevention of crimes of violence against persons and property. Community policing is a central feature and core value of Garda policing policy, and current policing strategies are predicated on the prevention of crime, public order offences and anti-social behaviour. This approach promotes an environment conducive to the improvement of the quality of life for residents.

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