Office of the Chief Constable

If you are attending a bonfire tonight, please act responsibly and safely. Respect the local community and be mindful of families and younger children attending events. #KeepingPeopleSafe

Assistant Chief Constable Melanie Jones presented long service awards to 45 officers and staff at this afternoon’s ceremony @PoliceCollegeNI. Thank you and congratulations to everyone who has dedicated their careers to serving local communities and keeping people safe.

We are taking part in a national social media survey, commissioned by @PoliceChiefs. We want to hear what you think about our X accounts. You can take part at orlo.uk/VypdY

Chief Constable Jon Boutcher and Deputy Chief Constable Bobby Singleton pictured today at the Police Service of Northern Ireland information and engagement stand alongside other partner agencies within the Justice Corner area of the Pride village.

Following a shooting incident in Co Fermanagh in which three people have tragically died, we have commenced a murder investigation. The sympathies of the Police Service are with those now struggling to come to terms with their unimaginable loss. Read more: orlo.uk/kToNv

Did you know most burglaries are opportunistic? Whether you’re heading off on holiday or staying at home this summer, there are simple steps you can take to keep your home safe. Take a look at our top home security tips at orlo.uk/raG9m #SaferSummer

Chief Constable Jon Boutcher, @gardainfo Commissioner Drew Harris and @NIPolicingBoard Vice Chair Brendan Mullan were delighted to attend today's attestation ceremony @PoliceCollegeNI. Congratulations to our 29 new officers as they take the next step in their policing career.

Ahead of the Twelfth celebrations, Chief Constable Jon Boutcher has issued a statement, speaking directly to communities about the importance of ensuring these events are safe, respectful, and inclusive for everyone. Read the full statement here: orlo.uk/Gluxz

Chief Constable Jon Boutcher pays tribute to 30 police officers posthumously awarded the Elizabeth Emblem, recognising their loss in the line of duty. Full details: orlo.uk/cy2Am

Read the Chief Constable's monthly report to @NIPolicingBoard orlo.uk/SDJEl

Online reporting is available 24/7 and enables you to make a report without having to wait in a telephone queue. Your report will be reviewed by an experienced call handler, the same ones who take 101 calls in our control room. Save time, report online. orlo.uk/Gzeng

The summer concert season is in full swing and we don’t want to give ticket fraudsters any reason to sing. For advice on avoiding scams and purchasing tickets safely visit orlo.uk/HtL6Z #ScamAware

Do you have a project in mind that works with local @PoliceServiceNI to improve community safety or confidence in policing? The Police Property Fund Large Grants Scheme launches June 30th. Find out more and register your interest here: nipolicingboard.org.uk/police-propert…

Speaking on the Day of Reflection, Saturday 21 June, Chief Constable Jon Boutcher said: “The Day of Reflection is an opportunity to acknowledge the hurt and loss caused by conflict in Northern Ireland.” Full statement: orlo.uk/jN29H

“Being attacked should never be thought of as part of anyone’s ‘normal day’ at work.” At the launch of the @PoliceFedforNI ‘Let Them Protect’ campaign, Chief Constable Jon Boutcher called for a zero tolerance on attacks against police officers. youtube.com/watch?v=TTyMHS…

Productive meeting with @ChiefConPSNI and WPA committee members earlier today to discuss our business plan and improving representativeness across @PoliceServiceNI and how we can better support the service and our colleagues #WomenInPolicing

PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher and Director of Public Prosecutions Stephen Herron today jointly expressed their concern about the impact of recent public disorder. To read the full statement visit our website. ppsni.gov.uk/news/psni-pps-…

Mr Boutcher @ChiefConPSNI : ‘It should be … understood that it is simply not acceptable to assault or attack police officers. We cannot, and will not, simply stand by and accept it.’ #LetThemProtect

Jon Boutcher @ChiefConPSNI said at the launch of #LetThemProtect ‘being attacked should never be thought of as part of anyone’s ‘normal day’ at work.’ @PoliceServiceNI @Justice_NI @NIPolicingBoard

163 officers are assaulted every week. #LetThemProtect says assaults often lead to serious injury and lengthy recovery periods. @ChiefConPSNI @NIPolicingBoard @mukeshji147 @Justice_NI @naomi_long