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Malaysia's anti-graft body has cleared its former director and the country's police chief of allegations of corruption and abuse of power, reports said Saturday.
The Anti-Corruption Agency found no evidence that Inspector-General of Police Musa Hassan accepted bribes to release three detainees linked to an illegal betting syndicate, Attorney General Gani Patail was quoted as saying by The Star.
"Analysis of (Musa's) bank account statements did not show any suspicious entry," Gani told the Bernama news agency.
The Anti-Corruption Agency also found that its forme... Read more
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11 September 2007
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SAN JOSE - San Jose community members will hold a rally and march today in an effort to halt the San Jose Police Department's use of Tasers, event organizers have announced.
The rally will kick off in front of the Santa Clara County district attorney's office at 70 W. Hedding St. at 5 p.m. with speeches by family members of victims who have been allegedly Tasered by San Jose police officers.
Participants will then head to the San Jose Police Department and call on officers to turn in their Tasers.
The event will end with a live demonstration of the effects of Taser use and the release of 268 balloons, representing each officer-involved, Taser-related death throughout the country since 2001, according to event organizers.
There have been five Taser-involved deaths involving San Jose police officers since 2004, organizers said.
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