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Former Lonoke, Ark., police ch
CABOT, Ark. – A former small-town police chief and his wife were sentenced to lengthy prison terms Tuesday for running a criminal organization dealing in drugs and jewelry.
Prosecutors portrayed ex-Lonoke Chief Jay Campbell as running his department as a king and ignoring claims that his wife, Kelly, was having a sexual relationship with an inmate.
Special Circuit Judge John Cole followed jury recommendations and sentenced the former chief to 40 years in prison. Kelly Campbell was sentenced to 20 years.
The couple declined to answer questions from reporters as they left... Read more
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Malayala Manorama - India
04 February 2006
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Police officer caught red hand
Kozhikode: Sleuths of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau (VACB) arrested a senior police officer and his accomplice when they were accepting bribe for hushing up a criminal case in the city.
The VACB held Circle Inspector K. Radhakrishna Pillai of Kasaba Police Station while accepting Rs 10,000 through a middleman Kuttanparambil Sharief, DySP C.M. Pradeep Kumar.
The arrests were made on a complaint made by an accused that the officer had harassed him continuously demanding Rs 50,000 to hush up a case relating to busting of an illegal telephone exchange in the city by the CI in August last, he said. They were later released on bail, he added.
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