Dáil to hear call for 'crackdown' on drug intimidation
A "major crackdown" is needed on groups and organisations intimidating people in debt to drug dealers, a Sinn Féin Dáil motion will say next week say.
Sinn Féin has announced plans to introduce a Dáil motion next week calling for a major crackdown on groups and organizations that intimidate individuals who owe money to drug dealers. The motion follows a recent horrific attack in Waterford, believed to be linked to a €20,000 drug-related death. The Sinn Féin motion asserts that urgent action is required to combat such incidents, calling for fully funded and resourced gardaí to investigate drug dealing, extortion, and threats against individuals.
The motion also proposes the creation of a joint gardaí and community groups network to address drug-related intimidation and provides for additional funding to ensure gardaí are adequately resourced to take appropriate action. This controversial motion is expected to generate significant debate in Leinster House when it is heard by the Dáil next week.
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