Private Security Staff Could Patrol Dublin City Centre Under New Plans
The plan would add private “safety operatives” to patrol the city centre and relay information to Gardaí, while councillors seek scrutiny.
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Private security patrolling Dublin would not have additional capacity to arrest people
Proposed safety wardens would not have additional statutory powers to arrest, search or demand identification from people or to issue fines or enforce local authority bylaws, Dublin City Council has said.
Private security staff could patrol Dublin city centre under new plans
Plans are being advanced to hire private security staff to patrol Dublin city centre. According to The Irish Times, a tender is being drafted to contract a security firm to provide ‘safety operatives’ who would support Gardaí in the capital. The proposal follows discussions between business group Dublin Town and the Dublin City Development Company, […]
Proposed Dublin city centre private security wardens will not have arrest powers
Following reports of plans for private wardens patrolling the city centre, Dublin City Council has issued a statement confirming any hired security operations will "not have additional statutory powers"
Private security on Dublin streets? ICCL asks Robert Watt for the legal basis.
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