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NEWS > 28 May 2007

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Deputies' actions scar police

Repugnant, repulsive and revolting are just a few choice words that describe the actions of three former Jones County sheriff's deputies accused of misdeeds while they were members of a task force established to ferret out illegal drug activity.

And those are gentler adjectives.

What was once known as the Southeast Mississippi Drug Task Force can now go down as a public farce, all thanks to the actions of Roger Williams, 44; Chris Smith, 34; and Randall Parker, 32. On Tuesday, the three former deputies waived their right to a grand jury investigation and agreed to p... Read more

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Detectives face court on theft

Three detectives from the Springvale Police Station in Melbourne have appeared in court charged with several offences.

The charges against Detectives Ross Colley, Mark Ziemann and Kenneth Taylor include theft, stolen goods and weapons offences.

Detective Senior Constable Colley is charged with possessing prohibited weapons including four Japanese short swords, knives and nunchakus.

The magistrate allowed the Office of Police Integrity (OPI) to keep the identities of some of its witnesses concealed.

The court heard that revealing the identity of witnesses who installed secret cameras could jeopardise other OPI investigations.

The hearing continues tomorrow.
 

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