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SCOTLAND'S biggest police force has been told to apologise to a woman whose 14-year-old son was locked up for 59 hours in a police cell.
The case was revealed by Jim Martin, the Police Complaints Commissioner for Scotland, after the boy's mother discovered he had been detained by Strathclyde Police in September last year.
The woman, who has not been named, made a series of complaints and said the police had failed to contact her regarding the boy's detention.
Mr Martin said it was of "significant concern" that police did not identify and take steps to correc... Read more
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METAL MAN: Constable Rigel Wal
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Police are looking into the employment of a police constable who is frontman of a thrash metal band, which calls for the eradication of the "weak and inferior".
By day the heavily tattooed Rigel Walshe works as a court escort in the Counties Manukau police district.
But in his spare time he is lead singer and bass guitarist of the band Dawn of Azazel in his spare time.
On the band's website, Walshe is quoted as saying the motivation for forming the band was to create a "dark extreme hateful metal".
It was reported on Sunday that Walshe had been warned by his superiors not to discuss his job with the media.
The district's professional standards manager, Inspector Keith Brady, said police knew of Walshe's band membership, but refused to comment on whether it was appropriate.
"It involves a police member's personal life, and I'm not prepared to discuss that in the media. There has been no specific investigation in respect of his involvement in that band."
But a spokesman for the Office of the Police Commissioner, Jon Neilson, told NZPA that Walshe's bosses were investigating his employment internally.
"The distinction is around his employment, not what he does in his private time."
Mr Neilson refused to comment on a quote on Walshe's website where he talked about strict gun control laws in New Zealand in relation to owning semi-automatic military style assault rifles.
"Thankfully as a member of the armed forces I do not have to endure the red tape to use weapons of the type mentioned," Walshe is quoted as saying.
Walshe also says on the website: "I'm most f––d off at people that are afraid to confront their fears, will waste their potential, and just follow like sheep, basically the weak and f–-ing mediocre that infest our world."
AdvertisementAdvertisementHe is quoted as telling Depth Charge magazine the band's militant stage presence, including uniforms, banners and gasmasks "represent a conviction that is a fight to the death against the inferior elements of humanity".
"There is nothing to be gained from a subtle approach to eradication of the weak," he says.
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