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Police chief faces Menezes sho
The family of Brazilian Jean Charles de Menezes tonight welcomed the inquiry into the conduct of Britain’s most senior police chief following the fatal shooting of their relative.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) announced earlier today an investigation would be carried out following an official complaint from Mr de Menezes’s family last month over alleged misinformation following his death.
Their letter of complaint alleged that Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Ian Blair had misled them and the public immediately after the 27-year-old was killed. Read more
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KNDO/KNDU - Yakima,WA,USA
05 January 2008
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Granger Police Chief Suspended
Granger Police Chief Robert Perales has been placed on administrative leave while an investigation into alleged police corruption takes place.
New Mayor Ramona Fonseca promised to shake up Granger's government and she's starting with the police department.
Fonseca ran for mayor because she and many other citizens believe city services, like the police department, are ineffective and unresponsive. Washington's Attorney General Rob Mckenna is also investigating complaints about Granger's police. Dozens of people filed claims of harassment, intimidation and abuse of power with his office.
Cheif Peralas could not be reached for comment, but told KNDO last month his department is not corrupt and has not received any formal complaints.
Peralas will be on administrative leave until the investigation is complete.
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