Mangers appeared accepting of poor performance.
A damning report into roads policing has been described as insulting to families of road crash victims.
The independent review found while the majority were professional and dedicated - a ‘noticeable minority ‘ were disinterested, have a poor work ethic and were ignoring offences on purpose.
Mangers also appeared rather accepting of the situation of poor performance and felt their opportunity to manage this was limited.
Mullingar's Donna Price is President of the Irish Road Victims Association whose son died in a road accident in 2006.
She says it will take a long time to restore credibility:
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