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Tipperary JPC say thank Nenagh Superintendent for his work in the district
Nenagh Superintendent Andrew Lacey is to transfer to Limerick, which was heard at last week’s sitting of the Tipperary Joint Policing Committee.
Local members of the JPC thanked him for his work in Nenagh.
Roscrea Councillor Shane Lee thanked Superintendent Andrew Lacey and welcomed Superintendent Oliver Baker.
He added he hoped Supt. Baker would be in the district longer than his predecessor and that it was a challenge to ‘start again.’
Nenagh Cllr. Hughie McGrath thanked Supt. Lacey and complimented him on his work.
“We didn’t have him for long, but he was as proactive as quickly as he could,” said Cllr McGrath.
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