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Police Ethics Committee: Officers found negligent in death of homeless man
The Police Ethics Committee has found a Montreal police officer and his partner negligent in duties relating to the arrest of a homeless man nine years ago.
The officer was, however, cleared of charges of unnecessary force on Jean-Pierre Lizotte, who died following his arrest outside Shed Café on St. Laurent Blvd. in September 1999. Lizotte was 45 years old at the... Read more
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Panel faults police misconduct cases
The Boston Police Department's handling of police misconduct allegations shows signs of slipshod investigations and unfair treatment of complaining witnesses, according to a report to be released today by an independent panel.
Of 19 individual cases of alleged officer misconduct that the department's civilian review board scoured, it recommended that five, or about 26 percent, should be reinvestigated because they either were... Read more
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Former police officer arrested in corruption probe
A POLICE officer turned teacher is the latest suspect in an alleged corruption probe.
Detectives raided a house in West Yorkshire and arrested a man in his 40s as he returned from holiday.
The suspect, named locally as Simon Alistair Harrison, known as Alastair, is said to be on a career break from the Northumbria force.
After serving more than four years with the... Read more
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UK: Met police chief 'bugged Asian officer'
Britain's most senior police officer of Asian origin was illegally bugged and put under surveillance on the orders of the Metropolitan police chief, leaked Scotland Yard documents have revealed.
According to the papers, over 300 telephone calls of Assistant Commissioner Tarique Ghaffur were tapped in an elaborate operation overseen directly by Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Ian Blair, 'The Daily Telegraph' reported.... Read more
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Corruption trial of sheriff's employees opens
A 10-second FBI video clip of two top Ramsey County sheriff's aides stashing $6,000 in purported drug money is either evidence of corruption or a stupid practical joke, according to opening statements in their federal trial Tuesday.
"Our criminal justice system fails when those who are charged with enforcing our laws act corruptly," Assistant U.S. Attorney Joe Dixon said in his 30-minute... Read more
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