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Police refute corruption claim
The head of Public Relations Unit at the Botswana Police Service, Senior Superintendent Solomon Mantswe, says more than 99 percent of the Botswana police officers respect the rule of law as enshrined in our constitution.
Mantswe was responding to allegations of corruption and inhuman treatment levelled at police officers by Zimbabweans residing in Botswana behind the Grand Palm Hotel. The area is commonly known as Maipaahela Block V. Mantswe appealed to the Zimbabwean community not to be afraid to bring their grievances forward. "Our offices are open, from the commissioner d... Read more
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Boston Globe - United States
21 November 2006
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Police officer convicted in dr
BOSTON --A former Tiverton, R.I., police officer convicted of acting as a lookout for a drug ring had almost six years shaved off his 24-year sentence Tuesday following an appeals court ruling that found errors in calculating his original sentence.
William Sedoma, an 18-year police veteran, was convicted in February 2001 for his role in a cocaine and marijuana distribution ring that operated in Fall River and Tiverton, alerting drug dealers when their packages were intercepted by police.
Prosecutors also said Sedoma warned members of the ring when an undercover Massachusetts police officer was trying to infiltrate the organization.
For every pound of marijuana that was brought into Tiverton, Sedoma allegedly received $25.
Sedoma was convicted of 13 charges, including mail fraud, wire fraud and conspiracy. He was acquitted of six other counts of mail fraud, wire fraud, extortion and bribery.
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