A Gort based pharmacist is pointing the finger squarely at policing numbers in response to growing crime figures in the sector.
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A Gort based pharmacist is pointing the finger squarely at policing numbers in response to growing crime figures in the sector.
The comments come on the back a report released from the Irish Pharmacy Union which illustrates 77 per cent of its members experienced some form of crime, including shoplifting, robbery and raids.
Former president of the IPU, Brendan Quinn says we should reconsider public expenditure in relation to policing.
