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Dichter 'dissatisfied' with th
On Friday, less than three hours after serial rapist Benny Sela's escape from police custody, Internal Security Minister Avi Dichter pulled rank on Police Chief Insp.-Gen. Moshe Karadi, canceling an internal inquiry launched by the top cop in favor of an external inquiry run through Dichter's office that would be led by "at least a retired [police] commander."
Sela's escape was yet another embarrassment for the beleaguered Israel Police and it seemed that Dichter's patience was wearing thin.
Fuming, the minister called for an urgent meeting on Friday afternoon with Kara... Read more
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San Francisco Chronicle - CA,
17 October 2006
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SAN FRANCISCO:Supes panel OKs
A Board of Supervisors committee approved legislation Monday that would establish a one-year pilot program mandating police foot patrols in eight of the city's 10 police districts.
The board's select committee on gun and gang violence agreed to hold off on the program until January. Police Chief Heather Fong said there will be more officers available then to participate in the foot patrols.
The legislation, sponsored by Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi, would require at least two officers to work a shift on foot each day in the city's Northern, Southern, Bayview, Taraval, Mission, Tenderloin, Park and Ingleside station districts. The full Board of Supervisors is scheduled to vote on the legislation next week.
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