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Papua New Guinea: Government M
Police violence against children remains rampant in Papua New Guinea, despite recent juvenile justice reform efforts, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Children and others in police custody are often raped and tortured. "Police rapes and torture are crimes, not methods of crime control," said Zama Coursen-Neff, senior researcher for Human Rights Watch's Children's Rights Division. "These brutal tactics have destroyed public confidence in the police."
Another problem, Human Rights Watch said, is that that police routinely lock children up with adults, even when sepa... Read more
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Melbourne Herald Sun - Melbour
30 May 2007
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Cops caught out, court told
THREE detectives charged with stealing from a police storage unit were caught after an undercover operation, a court heard yesterday.
The Springvale detectives were nabbed after the Office of Police Integrity loaded the room with goods and set up surveillance, Melbourne Magistrates' Court was told.
Sen-Det Ross Colley, 35, Sen-Det Kenneth Taylor, 44, and Sen-Det Mark Ziemann, 42, are accused of stealing DVD players, mobile phones and TVs.
Sen-Det Taylor and Sen-Det Ziemann are charged with two counts of theft and Sen-Det Ziemann also with unlawful possession.
Sen-Det Colley faces 13 charges, including five counts of theft.
The preliminary hearing was to continue today before magistrate Jelena Popovic.
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