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News in Brief; Annual report from the Northern Irish Police Service on the Terrorism Act (2000) in 2003

01 August 2004

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The annual report from the Police Service NI on the Terrorism Act 2000 in 2003 gives in Table 21: Number of persons stopped and questioned under section 89 of the Terrorism Act. This shows that the number of people stopped and questionned by the police has dropped from 2,448 in 2002 to 1,368 in 2003 while the number carried out by "Her Majesty’s forces" has risen from 9,873 in 2002 to 10,921 in 2003: PSNI report (pdf)

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