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SELF-confessed corrupt detective Christopher Laycock should face a raft of criminal charges, the Police Integrity Commission recommended yesterday.
But while the former officer may be charged with stealing, extortion and perverting the course of justice, he is unlikely to be charged over his most serious crime - even though he has admitted to it.
The most serious offence involves Laycock and career criminal David John Hopes accepting $10,000 from a suspect in the murder of Andrew Heavens, in Rozelle, in 2003.
Because Laycock admitted the offence before the Comm... Read more
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Czech Happenings - Pragues, Cz
07 March 2006
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Police President presents anti
Prague- Police President Vladislav Husak presented a plan to fight against corruption among the police, under which police will not collect fines anymore as they will have equipment enabling the use of payment cards.
Husak said that police in Prague and Central Bohemia already have 50 such devices.
The police head said that in-built cameras started to be installed in patrolling police cars.
Husak said that an ethical code for policemen has been drafted. Moreover, an anti-corruption commission of about 20 members including the police president, will be established soon.
He said that a police anti-corruption phone line has already been functioning for some time.
"Unfortunately, the line is not used as often as we expected," he said.
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