Crime in Dublin city centre: poll reveals 70pc of people do not feel safe
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Crime in Dublin city centre: poll reveals 70pc of people do not feel safe
"A Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll indicates that over half of respondents believe they have seen an increase in crime or anti-social behaviour conducted by groups of teenagers."
"The poll results show that more than half of participants feel their communities are becoming less safe, indicating a growing concern about safety."
"A majority of those surveyed report that they have not noticed any increase in the presence of gardaí on the streets despite rising worries about crime."
"Overall, the findings reflect a significant public sentiment regarding safety and the perceived lack of police presence to address these issues."
A recent Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll reveals that more than half of respondents have experienced an increase in crime or anti-social behaviour associated with groups of teenagers. A significant portion of the public feels that their communities are becoming less safe. Additionally, most individuals indicate that they have not observed a rise in the presence of gardaí on the streets, which suggests a disconnect between community safety concerns and police visibility.
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