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NEWS > 22 January 2008

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London Police Go on Trial Over
London police mistakenly shot dead a Brazilian man and put the lives of others at risk during an anti-terrorism operation in July 2005 because of flawed planning and chaos at headquarters, a prosecutor argued Monday as the force was put on trial.

The department is accused of serious breaches of health and safety laws that prosecutors say led to the death of 27-year-old Jean Charles de Menezes on a subway. The force admits the slaying was an error but denies misconduct, which can draw an unlimited fine for conviction.

"We say police planned and carried out an operation so ... Read more

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'Police corruption' pair baile

Two police staff arrested on suspicion of corruption and conspiracy to commit misconduct in public office have been bailed pending further inquiries.
South Wales Police said the arrests of a retired officer and a civilian worker were connected to the alleged disclosure of sensitive information.

The men, who are both from the area, were arrested on Tuesday.

The investigation is being supervised by the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC).

A South Wales Police spokeswoman said the Serious and Organised Crime Agency arrested the men in conjunction with officers from South Wales Police's anti-corruption unit.

She said the arrests related to "corruption and unlawful disclosure of sensitive information" and related to "current information and intelligence".
 

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