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EU Report Criticizes Bulgaria’
Sofia. Bulgaria’s standards in judicial and police systems are far from reaching the minimal level for joining the EU, Montenegrin agency MINA reports citing Sunday Telegraph article.
Sunday Telegraph reports it has access to the latest report of two high-ranked EU officials about the condition of the judicial system and police in Bulgaria saying the judicial system is “completely chaotic”. The standards are far from EU criteria because of levels of corruption and organized crime, the newspaper notes.
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Expatica - Netherlands
04 September 2006
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German police recruit faces fo
MAINZ, GERMANY - German police Monday began a recruitment drive for testers to try out a new computer video system designed to recognize terrorist suspects in crowds.
From October, seven cameras are to scan the faces of commuter crowds moving through the railway station in the western city of Mainz, hunting for the 200 testers, all innocent people who must agree to their photos being temporarily kept in police files.
Mainz was at the centre of a bomb scare on July 31, when an unexploded suitcase bomb was found in its lost-property office. Two Lebanese students alleged to have planted two such bombs in German trains have been arrested.
Germany's federal BKA police said more than 100 public employees had already agreed to play terrorist for the cameras. Commuters among the general public were now being asked to help during the four-month test.
Police hope the software, which measures human physical features, will also help find missing persons and wanted criminals, using closed-circuit television cameras that keep an eye on public places.
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