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Bali top cop denies Leslie bri
Bali's police chief has angrily denied Australian media reports that he was offered $US20,000 ($A27,225) to influence the outcome of model Michelle Leslie's ecstasy drug case.
The judge who presided over her trial and the prosecutors also insisted her case was dealt with fairly.
In the first sign of a feared backlash by Indonesian authorities which could impact on other Australians facing Indonesian courts, they and other officials dismissed claims of a $A600,000 campaign of payments and bribes to bring Leslie home.
"How would you feel?" Bali police spokesman C... Read more
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USA: Former Tallassee Asst. Police Chief arrested
A former Tallassee assistant police chief is under arrest and charged with 40 counts of felony ethics and LETS violations, according to the Alabama Attorney General's office.
Amy Robertson Davis, 39, of Wetumpka surrendered to authorities Wednesday at the Elmore County Sheriff's Office. She's since been released on bond.
An Elmore County Grand Jury indicted Davis on April 13, and she was charged with 15 counts of intentionally misusing her public position for personal gain. Another 25 counts of willfully using the Alabama Law Enforcement Tactical System (LETS) were added to the charges.
Davis could face two to 20 years in prison for each of the 15 counts of ethics law violations [class B felonies], and up to five years imprisonment for each of the 25 counts of misuse of LETS information [unclassified felonies].
A trial date has not yet been announced.
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