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Number of police forces to be
The number of police forces in England and Wales will be slashed from 43 to 24 under new plans announced by Home Secretary Charles Clarke.
He revealed the latest plans to create a police "super force" in the East Midlands, merging five existing constabularies.
Two further massive new forces will be created in the east of England out of six existing county forces, while Surrey and Sussex will also combine.
Kent, Hampshire and Thames Valley have won a reprieve and will remain as they are.
Mr Clarke said in a written statement to MPs: "My vision for the police ... Read more
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Warsaw Business Journal - Wars
12 February 2007
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Police resignations linked to
Some major changes are underway in the main police headquarters.
On Friday, Marek Bieńkowski resigned as Chief of Police. It is also possible that the Deputy Chief of Police Waldemar Jarczewski may soon go. According to daily Rzeczpospolita, officers from the Central Investigation Bureau (CB), who were working on a corruption case involving the Finance Ministry discovered unclear connections between Waldemar Jarczewski, the deputy chief of police with Henryk Stokłosa, who is a suspect in the case. When Jarczewski discovered that the CB was investigating his relations with Stokłosa he tried to get rid of the CB chief Jarosław Marzec and complained about him to the Interior Minister, who was then Ludwig Dorn and Bieńkowski. Janusz Kaczmarek, then the National Prosecutor and Justice Minister Ziobro defended Jarosław Marzec. Now, Janusz Kaczmarek has became the new Interior Minister the question is who will become new Chief of Police. There is speculation that it will probably be Konrad Kornatowski, a long-time colleague of Janusz Kaczmarek.
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