In his first annual report, Hugh Annesley, Chief Constable of the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC), has said that the drop in the number of people killed in Northern Ireland was due to security activity rather than a reduction in terrorist activity. He also reported a drop in the use of plastic bullets and appealed for more Catholics to join the force.
Report shows Chief Constable Hugh Annesley walking with RUC chiefs.
RUC patrol in armoured vans.
RUC checkpoint.
Footage of a controlled explosion.
Display of recovered arms.
British Government video about punishment shootings.
Chief Constable Annesley at RUC ceremony.
Chief Constable Annesley reading a statement on the need to support the RUC.
The reporter is Brendan Wright.
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