Do bailiffs operate in Northern Ireland.?

As far as I understand it, court Bailiffs don't operate there, but Enforcement of Justice Officers do, which are basically Bailiffs by another name. Don't think that because they go under another name you're safe.

http://www.nidirect.gov.uk/index/money-tax-and-ben...

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I heard that they still do knee capping in Northern Ireland.

(They shoot you through the back of the knees so you kneecaps shatter.)

No, they do not,because the fear of being shot

no, there coming for you