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A VICTORIAN police officer has been charged with serious sex offences - years after concerns were first raised about his conduct.
The Office of Police Integrity has launched an investigation into the officer, stationed in country Victoria.
They have raided his police station and home, seizing computers and documents.
The Herald Sun has been told concerns were raised years ago about the member's connection to Blue Light Discos run for young teenagers.
Sources say a number of allegations of sexual misconduct were made but alleged victims chose not to procee... Read more
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Thanhnien News.com
13 September 2006
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Former police official arreste
Vietnamese police arrested Wednesday a former police lieutenant colonel for brokering bribes in a massive corruption scandal centered around a transport ministry agency.
Nguyen Dinh Toan has been charged with receiving $9,500 and VND50 million ($3,100) from the former head of PMU-18, the ministry agency, to influence the investigation into his activities.
The warrant to arrest Toan, former deputy head of a ward police station in Hanoi’s Dong Da District, was issued Sunday when he was in hospital for treatment. He was discharged Tuesday.
After the PMU-18 head Bui Tien Dung was arrested in January, Toan voluntarily handed in the money to the police but said it was an “offering” made at the funeral of one of his family members.
PMU-18 manages around $2 billion in state funds meant for road construction and other infrastructure projects.
Dung was arrested on charges of gambling, which is illegal in Vietnam, in January. He allegedly bet $2.6 million on European football matches using PMU-18 money.
A probe into the agency’s affairs unearthed massive corruption causing losses of hundreds of billions of dong in public funds ($1=VND16,000).
The police are also seeking an arrest warrant for another former police lieutenant colonel, Do Huy Kim, for receiving bribes of $20,000 to help Dung evade investigation.
Dung also claimed he had given bribes to several other senior officials besides Toan and Kim before his arrest.
One of them is Cao Ngoc Oanh, deputy chief of the General Department of Police and head of the Investigative Police Bureau.
Though the police have not been able to confirm the accusation, Oanh was demoted to a desk job in July pending further investigati
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