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<![CDATA[MSSL - Blog]]>Sun, 10 Jul 2016 05:13:29 -0700Weebly<![CDATA[Increase in burglaries in south Dublin]]>Wed, 06 May 2015 12:18:02 GMThttp://www.mssl.ie/blog/increase-in-burglaries-in-south-dublin The latest crime figures by Dublin City Council show a 30% increase in burglaries in the south Dublin area for the first quarter of 2015 compared to the same period for 2014.
The increase in burglaries is based on burglaries investigated by Gardai in the Pearse Street and Donnybrook stations.
The increase in burglaries from 147 to 191 occurred when a specific Garda operation to combat burglaries in Dublin area had been in force.

Assaults were also up 11% from 47 to 52 recorded incidents while there was a 21 % decrease in vehicles theft from 116 to 91.

]]><![CDATA[Minister for Justice to carry out a “broader and urgent review” of the criminal justice system’s in response to the problem of burglaries.]]>Sun, 08 Mar 2015 15:04:21 GMThttp://www.mssl.ie/blog/minister-for-justice-to-carry-out-a-broader-and-urgent-review-of-the-criminal-justice-systems-response-to-the-problem-of-burglariesIn response to a recent parliamentary question from TD Thomas Broughan, Minister for Justice Frances Fitzgerald said she is carrying out a “broader and urgent review” of the criminal justice system’s response to the problem of burglaries.
“This includes a focus on interagency measures in relation to the management of prolific offenders, visible policing, crime prevention support for communities, and an examination of legislative issues. Burglary is a persistent and highly damaging crime, and I am determined to tackle it on a number of fronts, and through a partnership approach between criminal justice agencies and the community.”

Garda operation Acer which was set up in 2012 has resulted in 5,389 arrest over the three year period resulting in 2,746 charges and 1,087 convictions for burglary.

The Gardaí have advised the public to remain vigilant at all time and to report any suspicious activity.
]]><![CDATA[Eircom Withdraw Fixed Line SMS Service]]>Sat, 14 Feb 2015 10:32:41 GMThttp://www.mssl.ie/blog/eircom-withdraw-fixed-line-sms-serviceEircom have announced to the industry that they are in the process of withdrawing their fixed line SMS service.

Eircom have been in contact with the Private Security Authority and have given notice that that they intend to cease their fixed line SMS service to send and receive SMS text messages.
They are aware that that some of their customers may use this service to notify them in the event of their alarm activating.

What does this mean? If you currently have a intruder alarm connected to you eircom phone line and it is texting your mobile phone when your alarm activates, as of the 30th of June this service will longer be support.

There are however other solutions available, for more information contact us today.

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