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Police 'hacked' No10 computers
The arrest of one of Tony Blair's top aides in the 'cash-for-honours' row was made after fresh information was uncovered during a search of the Number 10 computer system.
The investigation has left police officers at loggerheads with Labour politicians after Ruth Turner was arrested in a dawn swoop on her home.
The News of the World said it was informed by sources within the Crown Prosecution Service that a "mole" within Downing Street told the police about potentially incriminating emails.
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Police chief suspended for mis
TREMONT CITY — Chief of Police Jim O'Neill has been suspended pending a hearing regarding misconduct, village officials announced Monday.
Details of the misconduct are not being made public until the hearing, said village council member Tony Flood. The hearing was initially scheduled for Monday but was moved to Nov. 5 at the request of O'Neill's attorney, Flood added.
Captain Doug Cogar has been named acting chief while O'Neill is on paid administrative leave.
About 15 village residents showed up to Monday's council meeting, with many airing concerns about the number of police now on duty in the village without O'Neill.
"We have the best coverage we can, given the funds available," said council member Jayne Athey.
With a population of about 400 people, the village now has five part-time officers, although one is currently away at National Guard training, said Mayor Jeff Clippinger.
In other business, the council officially accepted the resignation of President Larry Blevins due to health reasons, said Flood.
Former councilman Mark Hunger was unanimously approved to fill Blevins' unexpired two-year term.
Flood, named acting president after Blevins' resignation, was voted to permanently take the position.
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