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Sgt John McCormack, who is Tipperary's new Garda Crime Prevention Officer
Sergeant John McCormack has been appointed Crime Prevention Officer for the Tipperary Division following the retirement of Sergeant Tom O’ Dwyer, who served in the role for a number of years.
John takes over the role of Crime Prevention Officer having been the Sergeant In Charge of Thurles Garda Station and Community Policing Sergeant in the District. He is well known in the community and looking forward to meeting people on the ground.
In his new role John hopes to encourage, promote and advise on Crime Prevention in both private and business communities.
Any groups wishing to make contact with the crime prevention office can do so by emailing john.mccormack@garda.ie or through your local Garda Station.
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