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Police forces should be allowed to fast-track job applicants from ethnic minorities, despite the practice being against the law, a leading officer has claimed.
The Chief Constable of Cheshire, Peter Fahy, is appealing to the Government to change the law on positive discrimination to enable police chiefs to meet tough Home Office targets for increasing the number of black and Asian officers.
Mr Fahy, the head of diversity for the Association of Chief Police Officers, is leading the campaign, with backing from Britain's biggest force, the Metropolitan Police, and from the Commi... Read more
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KRIS-TV - Corpus Christi, TX,
03 December 2005
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Teaching new police techniques
BAGHDAD, Iraq A top U-S commander in Iraq says training for Iraqi police must cover ethics in a democratic society.
Army Lieutenant General Martin Dempsey is commander of the security transition team. He says reports about corruption reflect "some bad habits that have to be overcome."
At a news briefing on security training in Iraq, Dempsey said international teams are overseeing, mentoring and coaching Iraqis on how police work in a democracy.
Part of the problem stems from local police forces that are built from local ethnic groups. He says those police face conflicting loyalties, but he says progress is being made, especially at the local level.
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