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OPI called in as police files
THE Office of Police Integrity has joined an investigation into the State Government's decision to provide police files on protesters to the private consortium building Victoria's $3.5 billion desalination plant.
The broadening of the investigation comes as the Government and Victoria Police send conflicting signals about how often police data about protesters is passed on to the managers of major public projects.
Privacy Commissioner Helen Versey, who has requested an urgent briefing from police on the matter, yesterday called in the OPI and the Commissioner for Law Enforcem... Read more
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Czech Happenings - Pragues,Cze
02 December 2005
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Miloslav Brych is new head of
PRAGUE- Miloslav Brych, head of the Central Bohemian police's economic crime department, has been appointed the new head of the anti-corruption squad by police deputy president Jaroslav Machane today, the Police Presidium said.
Brych, 42, has been working with the police since 1983.
Former head of the anti-corruption squad Jiri Palka and his deputy Josef Becvar were dismissed after the escape of prosecuted businessman Radovan Krejcir during the search of his villa in June. The Krejcir case also brought about the fall of police chief Jiri Kolar.
Until now, the unit was headed by Palka's deputy Milan Siska.
Police President Vladislav Husak had announced a tender for the post but none of the seven candidates, including Siska, succeeded in it. Husak said that Siska will continue to be the squad's deputy head.
The anti-corruption police deals with the most serious cases of corruption, such as the extensive corruption scandal in Czech soccer and the alleged attempt by the opposition to bribe deputy Zdenek Koriska (junior ruling Freedom Union, US-DEU) to bring about the fall of the new government.
It has been recently speculated that as a part of the planned police reform Husak will merge the anti-corruption squad with the financial police, specialising in investigations in tax evasions, frauds and money laundering.
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