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A former police inspector with 17 years' experience was jailed for firearm fraud. Now he has admitted that was just one of a myriad crimes he committed while a police officer.

They included pimping prostitutes, car hijacking and raiding drug dens only to sell off the merchandise to rival dealers.

In a week in which shocking police crime statistics showed the Western Cape was still the South African crime capital, Liza Grobler, an expert who interviewed a number of police officers in the province jailed for a variety of crimes, asked: "How can you expect crime to come down... Read more

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Samoa assistant police commiss

Somoa's police commissioner, Papali�i Lorenese Neru, has suspended one of the assistant commissioners accused by two policewomen of attempted rape.

Papali�i decided to suspend the senior officer after the two female officers lodged separate complaints to the police Professional standards unit.

The unit was established in 2006 to maintain the integrity of the police service in the country.

The police commissioner says the senior officer will remain suspended until the outcome of an internal enquiry into the allegations is known.

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