of what he perceived as legitimate and widespread concerns about two-tier policing negatively impacting the unionist community.
“These tools can protect the policing system against unsubstantiated allegations of bias. They can also highlight where there are significant disparities, which could be indicative of discriminatory practice but not always if there is some other explanation. In addition to the figures relating to Catholics and Protestants, the PSNI explained there are a number of cases in which officers were unable to ascertain the religious background of those arrested and charged. However, these cases make up a minority.
, PSNI acting assistant chief constable, said his force remains committed to being inclusive, unbiased, lawful and proportionate.The senior police officer said: “The arrest and questioning of any person must be legitimate and lawful, and police officers are tasked with following the evidence without fear or favour, and in accordance with the law.
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