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Oslo, 20 April, (Asiantribune.com): The Police officer Herman Olav Nyhusmoen (“Herman”) who has admitted stealing nine passports on the orders of Mike Daniel Jeya ("Mike") told the court that he used a fellow officer to distract the attention from the passport storage. "Herman" made a lunch appointment with police officer Hans Olav Leite ("Leite"). After the lunch they walked down to the passport section in the police station. "Leite" spoke to a person working in the passport section, the people that worked in the passport section became distracted and "Herman" used this opportunity to steal t... Read more
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Radio Polonia - Poland
18 April 2006
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Struggle is stepped up against
Poland’s police force is stepping up a struggle against corruption within its ranks. According to police data, over 150 policemen have been charged with bribe taking and corruption in the past three months. General Marek Bienkowski, the national police chief, says that the Internal Affairs Bureau, which is a police within the police, has been working with increased efficiency, having organized many more sting operations against police officers than last year. The Bureau now employs 240 policemen. In the future their number is to top 700.
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