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'Highly decorated' cop brought
A former Australian Crime Commission officer has been brought back from Cambodia against his will - despite there being no formal extradition agreement between the two countries - to answer armed robbery and drug charges.
James McCabe, a former Victorian drug squad officer who was seconded to the elite national agency in 1999, has been accused of ripping off a drug dealer and then onselling the amphetamines he confiscated.
McCabe, who has been living in Cambodia since November 2004, was last week "informally extradited" from Cambodia and today pleaded not guilty to one co... Read more
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Historic police misconduct hea
THE FIRST ever public police misconduct hearing over the stabbing of a Rugby mum will be held this week.
Brownsover Hall Hotel is bracing itself for the national press as it undergoes the media spotlight as the location for the hearing.
Warwickshire Police PCs Theresa Cottingham and Charlotte Hall both face allegations of misconduct leading to the killing of Colette Lynch in February 2005.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission said more should have been done to hear Colette's calls for help days before Percy Wright stabbed her to death outside her home in Garyth Williams Close, Rugby.
As a result of the IPCC investigation in February, they confirmed that it had for the first time used the powers granted under the Police Reform Act 2002 to direct a force to hold a misconduct hearing in public.
The hearing is scheduled to take place from Monday (November 5) to Friday, 10am start.
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