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THE state's police watchdog will review the police response to corruption uncovered by the Ceja anti-corruption taskforce, just days after two investigators accused the force of failing to deal with bent police officers.
As part of the review, the Office of Police Integrity will interview Detective Sergeant Bill Patten and former detective senior sergeant Ian Knight, who revealed to The Age that the force had failed to do anything concrete about corrupt police and senior officers on whose watch corruption flourished.
The OPI's assistant director, Graham Ashton, said the r... Read more
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El Paso Times - El Paso,TX,USA
06 November 2008
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Officials look into alleged co
Juárez city officials met with city public safety director Roberto Orduña Cruz Tuesday to discuss possible police corruption at businesses near the U.S. Consulate.
Officials said business owners have complained about being approached by police officers for operating without business permits. Officers then demand a bribe in exchange for letting them operate without a permit.
City officials have begun an investigation into the complaints, and are urging business owners to report the incidents. Detectives will also conduct surveillance in the area to catch the officers responsible for extorting money, officials said.
Crime worries: About 25 business owners located in the Centro de Zaragoza shopping center in Juárez met with police and city officials Tuesday to discuss rising crime in the area. Business owners complained they were forced to move out of the shopping center because of an increase in vehicle thefts and armed robberies. Officials told business owners that police patrols will be increased. Another meeting will take place Nov. 18 to discuss how an investigation into the incidents has progressed, and whether the extra police patrols have deterred crimes.
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