Police will not be deterred by raising of the threat level - PSNI Deputy Chief

The threat level for terrorism in Northern Ireland has been increased to severe, indicating that attacks are highly likely. This decision, made by MI5, follows a series of recent attacks, including one on DCI John Caldwell. The police service, supported by the community, is committed to combating terrorism and ensuring safety. Despite financial constraints, resources are being allocated to maintain security and address issues like domestic violence and antisocial behavior. The focus remains on protecting both the community and police officers while continuing to provide responsive policing services.

What has the threat level for terrorism in Northern Ireland been increased to?

How many attacks have taken place since the threat level was altered in March 22?

What does the speaker emphasize about the community's role in dealing with the threat?

What challenges does the police service face in maintaining safety in Northern Ireland?

What is the main focus of the police service in response to the current threat?