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Northern Ireland: Castlereagh break-in allowed to happen, says former PSNI officer

08 November 2015

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"Several special officers had to move after security breach at Belfast police station in 2002"

See the story: Castlereagh break-in allowed to happen, says former PSNI officer (Irish Times, link)

And see: Inside Castlereagh: Files stolen from Special Branch HQ (Statewatch News Online, June 2002)

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