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Web site to help nab corrupt c
BANGALORE — The Bangalore City Police has launched a web site to help the public lodge complaints of corrupt practices by its staff after a recent raid by Lokayukta, the provincial ombudsman, yielded assets worth a whopping Rs600 million amassed by five city cops.
The public can log on to www.bcp.gov.in and file complaints against the police by attaching any document, including photographs and video clippings in support of their grievances, Bangalore City Police Commissioner Ajai Kumar Singh has announced. The online facility for lodging complaints against cops comes close on the... Read more
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17 August 2006
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Llewellyn sceptical of police
Tasmania's Police Minister says he does not believe there are any instances of bullying in the state's police force.
Police Commissioner Richard McCreadie is looking into concerns raised by members of the force's Special Operations Group.
It is understood the issues include concerns about insufficient training time, interference by senior personnel in frontline decision-making and bullying.
Police Minister David Llewellyn says the matter is being investigated.
"I've had a meeting with the Police Commissioner this week, my regular meeting, and he's given me a report about it," he said.
"He's taken all the issues that were presented to him by the Special Operations Group on board, and he's working through them with the Special Operations Group as one would expect."
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