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Venezuela to Survey Police Law
Caracas, Aug 2 (Prensa Latina) Venezuela will install near 600 ballot boxes on August 6 to lead an open survey on the National Police Law, considered a key instrument in law enforcement.
Interior and Justice Minister Jesse Chacon termed comprehensive the goal of a national commission made up of the vice president, the Interior and Justice Ministries, regional and local authorities.
Current Police ranks are plagued with loopholes ranging from poor coordination between regional bodies to corruption, so the new law is part of the official efforts to overco... Read more
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Brunet: "I have always served
veteran police officer vigourously defended his role in a number of sex abuse investigations that took place in the 1990s at the Cornwall Public Inquiry this morning.
“I wish to clearly state that the suggestion I breached my oath of office by covering up (sexual abuse allegations) is totally false,” said Staff Sgt. Luc Brunet.
Brunet, 51, was the head of the Cornwall Police Service's criminal investigations branch from 1993 to 1999. During that time, he oversaw investigations into allegations made against a number of high-profile people, including Rev. Charles MacDonald and Earl Landry Jr., the son of a former police chief.
Brunet had testified over the previous three days about understaffing that plagued the CIB during the 1990s and hampered those investigations.
Reading from a prepared statement, Brunet told commission lawyer Pierre Dumais that he had waited 15 years to speak about those problems and to put to rest rumours there was any coverup on the part of police.
“I have always cared deeply about our community and I have always served with honour and integrity, both on and off-duty,” said Brunet.
Brunet is expected to be cross-examined this afternoon.
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