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Portsmouth police supervisors
Rockingham County Attorney Jim Reams says Portsmouth police supervisors did not violate the law when they installed an audio recording system in the department's records office that allowed them to monitor the conversations of civilian employees for more than four months.
A June 8 letter from Reams to Police Chief Michael Magnant indicates the county attorney's office did not find sufficient evidence to bring criminal charges against any police employee responsible for installing a microphone device that at least one police department employee complained about upon learning they were ... Read more
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Telegraph.co.uk - United Kingd
30 May 2008
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UK: Are the police on your sid
Police are targeting the law-abiding middle classes over minor misdemeanours in order to meet government targets, according to a new report.
The think-tank Civitas argues that officers are having to prioritise Home Office targets instead of serving the public and are becoming increasingly alienated from ordinary people as a result.
Political interference means that incidents which might previously have been regarded as innocuous are now treated as crimes, while the public find officers to be rude and unresponsive, the report says.
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