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Kingston Police Chief Joseph J. Rebello was fined $1,000 by the state Ethics Commission for letting a Monson selectman borrow a police pistol six years ago when Rebello held the top police job there.

The commission found that Rebello, Kingston chief since 2005, violated the state's conflict-of-interest laws when he issued the Monson selectman the pistol for protection after a police sergeant was suspended.

Rebello never disclosed in writing that he issued the pistol to the selectman, one of his superiors, and there was nothing in the Monson town ordinances or state law th... Read more

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Officers of Lithuania�s Criminal Police Office detained the commander and the deputy commander of Financial Crimes Investigation Department of the Kaunas City Police Commissariat. The detentions took place during operations in the second largest city of Lithuania on Wednesday.
According to Police Commissioner General Vytautas Grigaravicius, the officials detained are suspected in misusing their posts, and hence they were detained by a subdivision of Criminal Police Office that fights police corruption. Grigaravicius said that the activities of the officials were under observation for several months.
New searches are being carried out at the homes and offices of the suspects.
The pretrial investigation is run by Prosecutor General's Office. The prosecutors have declined to reveal more details about the operation.

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