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3 officers charged in Chicago
CHICAGO- Three police officers were charged Monday in a probe into allegations of officers shaking down drug suspects, and authorities tacked on additional charges for three other officers indicted earlier.
James McGovern, 40, Frank Villareal, 38, and Margaret Hopkins, 32, all members of the department's special operations section, turned themselves in Monday, said Marci Jensen, a spokeswoman for the Cook County state's attorney's office.
All three were charged with official misconduct, and Villareal and Hopkins also were charged with home invasion. Villareal also was cha... Read more
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29 November 2006
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Police to look into 'reliable'
The South Australian Police Commissioner says all allegations of corruption raised at the Dianne Brimble inquest in Sydney will be investigated if they are new and reliable.
The inquest into the Brisbane woman's 2002 cruise ship death will tomorrow begin hearing evidence from a new witness who is expected to make allegations of drug dealing against some of the eight men named as persons of interest in her death.
The South Australian man, to be known as Mr White, will give evidence amid tight security at the Glebe Coroners Court in Sydney and is also expected to make claims of police corruption.
Earlier today the court was read a letter from the solicitors representing the SA Police Commissioner Mal Hyde, which said the corruption claims were baseless and were not relevant to the inquest.
But in a statement, the commissioner says that regrettably the letter did not make his position clear and that if the claims by Mr White are reliable and new, they will be appropriately investigated.
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