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NEWS > 30 August 2007

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PNG police accused of torture,
SYDNEY - Police in Papua New Guinea regularly rape and torture women and children and are feared as much as the country's criminals, a human rights group said yesterday.

Human Rights Watch said violence against children held in custody was rampant despite recent attempts to reform the juvenile justice system.

The New York-based organisation reported a depressing lack of progress in cleaning up the PNG police force's conduct since a similarly damning investigation was released last year.

Law-enforcement officials were able to commit widespread abuses without ... Read more

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Former Greenville police offic

A former City of Greenville police officer was arrested by SLED agents on Wednesday and charged with misconduct in office and unlawful possession of a sawed-off rifle.

According to a warrant, the former officer, Jeffrey Scott Copeland, 36, of Greenville, responded to a call about a suspicious vehicle. He's accused of taking a Glenfield .22. caliber rifle with a sawed off barrel and two knives from the vehicle's occupant.

No arrest was made after the seizure, and the warrant accuses Copeland of keeping the items.

Copeland was booked at the Greenville County Detention Center.

The arrest is the result of an investigation conducted by SLED at the request of the City of Greenville Police Department. The case will be prosecuted by the Thirteenth Circuit Solicitor's Office.

 

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