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Ex-cop lied about his wealth
A FERRARI and boat-owning former cop once accused of receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars from Sydney ATM thefts has admitted he lied about his assets in other court proceedings.
Daniel Francis Ryan, sacked from the NSW Police Force last year, appeared in Downing Centre Local Court yesterday.
It has been more than three years since allegations about his actions were made to the Police Integrity Commission.
The PIC found Ryan processed extraordinary amounts of money in private transactions at a time in late 2001 when more than $700,000 was stolen from auto... Read more
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03 September 2008
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Tanzania: Police officer in tr
The Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) in Singida region is holding two suspects, including a policeman, for allegedly soliciting and receiving a bribe of 30,000/-. The Singida Regional Bureau Chief, Mr Daniel John Pundu, told reporters here yesterday that those nabbed include the Ikungi Police Station Officer In-Charge Sgt Bernard Mkinga and a militiaman in the area, one Venance Amani (42).
According to Mr Pundu the incident occurred in the evening on August 15 at Ikungi Bus Station on Singida - Dodoma highway. Mr Pundu explained that on the material day, Sgt Mkinga received 20,000/- while Amani received 10,000/- being part payment of the 50,000/- demanded from Damas Msuta by Mkinga so that the latter could clear the former of a pending criminal case.
Damas Msuta, a resident of Kipumbuiko Village in Ikungi Division, Singida Rural District, had a case pending at Ikungu Police Station, the Regional Bureau Chief further explained. Mr Pundu said that Damas was accused of setting on fire the house of one Nicolous Nyasi and that Sgt Mkinga told the accused to give him 50,000/- so as to clear him of the case. The PCCB regional chief said the two suspects would be arraigned in court soon.
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