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The conspiracy to defraud brought to light
The $400-million Manchester Municipal Corporation fraud trial ended on Friday, May 15, 2020 with the conviction of main accused 35-year-old Sanja Elliott, the corporation's former deputy superintendent of road and works; his wife, Tashagaye Elliott Goulbourne; two former employees of the
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Religious leaders, police urged to promote peace ahead of polls in Nkhata-Bay | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
The Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) has appealed to the Malawi Police service (MPS) and religious leaders to work in conjunction with the commission in order to achieve a successful and peaceful re-run for the parliamentary elections slated for the 29th June 2021 in Nkhata-Bay. The commission
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South Africa: Poor Policing Blamed As Vigilantes Face Justice in Mdantsane
[GroundUp] Four members of a local anti-crime forum in court on several charges, including murder
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Court snubs Mutharika, Muhara | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
Former President Peter Mutharika and former secretary to president and cabinet Lloyd Muhara appealed to the High Court for a review of K69.5 million legal fees which they were ordered to pay last year but the court has dismissed their application and has hit the two with K2.3 million in fresh legal
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Stacey-Ann Martin: No fears, no regrets on 15-year policing career - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Stacey-Ann Martin followed in her father's footsteps to join the police service and after 15 years on the job, she has no regrets. Martin is assigned to the Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF) based in Aranguez and routinely goes on on patrols with soldiers in some of the country's toughest crime h
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Police ordered to pay R140m for misconduct over five months - report | News24
The South African Police Service has been ordered to pay more than R140 million in wrongful conduct claims between January and May, according to a report.
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Slowe tells Hoppie to effect police promotions or face legal action - Stabroek News
Commissioner of Police (ag) Nigel Hoppie has been given until noon today to respond to a missive demanding that he effect the promotions announced by the Police Service Com-mission (PSC) or face legal
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Police union thankful for $57m cash injection - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
PRESIDENT of the police union, acting ASP Gideon Dickson is thankful that the police service will be receiving $57 million as announced by Finance Minister Colm Imbert last week. In a telephone interview with Sunday Newsday, Dickson said: "We want the allocation to come into reality sooner tha
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When Unions are the Problem
A second primary reason police officers may not be prosecuted successfully for violent misconduct is police union contracts in cities across the
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Slowe issues ultimatum to Hoppie over promotions - Stabroek News
The Chairman of the Police Service Commission (PSC), Paul Slowe today issued an ultimatum to Commissioner of Police Nigel Hoppie to give effect to police promotions announced by the PSC or to face legal
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When a Snake Fights a Rat, There Is No Winner: Trump Loses Case Against White House 'Apprentice' Omarosa Manigault Newman - The New York Beacon
Former President Donald J. Trump, aka “Touch me and I will sue you!,” has lost another court case after former White House “apprentice” Omarosa Manigault Newman challenged the orange overlord’s nondisclosure agreement after writing her tell-all book about working in Satan’s administration. ‘Police
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51-year-old arrested for stabbing of Limpopo police station commander | News24
A suspect has been arrested for allegedly stabbing a police captain in Mbuzini village, Limpopo police say.
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Police offer $500,000 reward for info on prison officers’ killers
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday The police, in collaboration with the Ministry of National Security, are offering a $500,000 reward for information about the murders of prison officers Trevor Serrette and Nigel Jones. DCP McDonald Jacob revealed the reward during
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Protests rise in Trinidad over killing of three men by police
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Somalia: Journalists Find Cover in Pool of UN-Trained Lawyers
[Nation] Somalia's journalists face daily threats to their lives. But the biggest scare in their daily work is lack of legal protection, according to their lobby, the National Union of Somali Journalists (Nusoj).
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Nakuru murder: John Ogweno, the family man who left manager job for police service
The 30-year-old man pursued a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and Statistics at the University of Nairobi between 2010 and 2014.
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Paris Peace Forum Addresses Climate Change, AI Regulation, and Global Cooperation | Africanews
President Macron will evaluate progress on the "Paris Pact for People and the Planet," designed to combat poverty and climate change in preparation for COP28 in December. The forum aims to demonstrate that cooperation on major issues remains possible despite geopolitical tensions.
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Convicted killer to Privy Council: Mandatory death penalty unconstitutional - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
NINE Privy Council judges are being asked to make the death penalty discretionary. Before them is an appeal brought by a convicted killer who is arguing that the imposition of the mandatory death penalty in Trinidad and Tobago is unconstitutional. In 2011, Jay Chandler was convicted of killi
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Riots latest: President Ramaphosa to address nation on Monday
President Cyril Ramaphosa has warned looters that they will face the might of the law as the country returns to economic activity.
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Kenya: Disquiet in Police Service Over Hiring of Cadets
[Nation] There is disquiet in the police service following a decision by the government to recruit cadet inspectors even as thousands of graduate officers await promotion.
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South Africa: Police Stations Now Fully Operational
Eastern Cape — The Acting Provincial Commissioner of the South African Police Service in Eastern Cape, Major General Andries Swart informs the public that the Dimbaza, New Brighton, Willowvale and Whittlesea Police Stations are now fully
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Pay back the money: High Court finds Hlophe lawyer personally liable for R20 million in legal fees | News24
Attorney Barnabas Xulu will have to pay back more than R20 million in legal fees unlawfully paid to his firm, following a scathing High Court ruling.
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Police caution businessmen frustrated by lockdown: Hold strain - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
COMMISSIONER of Police Gary Griffith said the defiant stance by businessman Stephen Hadeed to defy the laws and reopen his business on Monday is simply due to frustration. Hadeed’s post, “I am opening on Monday, the bank calling me, the finance company calling me! Let them come and close me, I
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Protests rise in Trinidad over killing of three men by police - Stabroek News
(Trinidad Guardian) Police Inspector Roger Alexander has promised residents of Morvant that justice will be served and that they will be given a full account of what transpired with the shooting deaths of three men in Second Caledonia on
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The list of police promotions - Stabroek News
Police Commissioner (ag) Nigel Hoppie has been left in a veritable quandary at the end of the latest bout of confrontation in public life – this time between the Executive and the Police Service Commission (PSC). The article The list of police promotions appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Independents see no conspiracy in CoP Order - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
INDEPENDENT Senators Dr Maria Dillon-Remy, Paul Richards and Dr Varma Deyalsingh said they saw no ulterior motives behind the Commissioner of Police (CoP) and Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) (Selection Process) Order, 2021, as alleged by the Opposition UNC. They each made this observation
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Legalise the herb - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THE EDITOR: The Police Service has surmised that the marijuana trade (imports) is responsible for the ongoing importation of high-powered automatic firearms. If that is indeed so, then if marijuana was a legal substance, grown and sold in TT, there would be a reduction in the import of automatic
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Newswire : Federal Judge rules Florida felons can vote without paying legal fees
Judge Robert Hinkle says the current law is unconstitutional but his ruling is likely to face Republican challenge in key battleground state
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UNC calls on President to clear air on PSC nominees - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
The Opposition is calling on President Paula-Mae Weekes to 'clear the air' on three of the nominees put forward for the Police Service Commission (PSC), including whether or not one of them was a Bishop Anstey High School student. A list of five nominees has been submitted and it is expected t
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Zimbabwe: ZRP Starts Recruitment
[The Herald] The Zimbabwe Republic Police has begun a recruitment exercise as it continues to undergo major transformation in adopting a new structure and re-branding to win back public confidence.
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