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NEWS > 09 May 2007

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Canada: Halifax cops were too
A demonstration is planned for Thursday at the Halifax police station to protest alleged police misconduct.

Those who watched Halifax Regional Police arrest a number of protestors last month at the start of the Chebucto Road widening project are demanding accountability.

"Those of us who have witnessed arrests have filled out formal complaints and we’re going to all go into the police station as a collective group and hand in those complaints at once," said Brad Milligan, one of the organizers of Thursday’s event.

On July 7, dozens of people were on Chebucto Road to ... Read more

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Wagga policeman to face bashin

A police officer from Wagga, in southern NSW, charged over the alleged bashing of a man during an arrest four years ago is due to face a court hearing later this year.

Constable Chris Jackson and another Wagga police officer were the subject of a Police Integrity Commission investigation into the arrest of Alan Hathaway in Wagga, in southern New South Wales, in 2003.

More than a year after the investigation, Jackson was charged with maliciously inflicting grievous bodily harm and assault occasioning actual bodily harm.

Jackson has pleaded not guilty to the charges and today a two-week hearing was set for November in Wagga Local Court.
 

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