Gardai urge public not to loot or stockpile over coronavirus fears

The video discusses the organization's role in community policing, focusing on maximizing resources and providing reassurance through patrols in public spaces like supermarkets. It addresses concerns about looting and civil unrest, emphasizing that there is no current issue with food supply. The impact of COVID-19 on operations is highlighted, with plans to maintain core functions and manage resources effectively. Safety measures, including testing and isolation protocols, are in place to ensure continued service during the pandemic.

What is the primary reason for increased patrols in public areas like supermarkets?

• To enforce social distancing

• To prevent looting incidents

• To monitor food supply levels

• To provide reassurance and manage traffic flow

How are criminal groups expected to react during the current situation?

• They will collaborate with law enforcement

• They will focus on online crimes

• They might exploit the situation

• They will likely remain inactive

What is a key strategy mentioned for dealing with the impact of COVID-19 on operations?

• Focusing solely on online operations

• Ignoring the pandemic and continuing as usual

• Learning from other countries' experiences

• Reducing staff numbers to save costs

What is the protocol for staff who need to self-isolate?

• They are immediately replaced with new hires

• They are tested and returned to duty as soon as possible

• They are permanently removed from duty

• They work from home indefinitely

What is the stance on arrests during the pandemic?

• Arrests continue as they are essential for public safety

• Arrests are only made for minor offenses

• Arrests are postponed until the pandemic ends

• Arrests are banned to prevent virus spread