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'Mafia Cops' Convicted of Murd
NEW YORK (CNN/AP) -- Two decorated former New York City police detectives were convicted Thursday of murder while on the payroll of a Mafia underboss in one of the most astounding police corruption cases in city history.
The federal jury deliberated for two days in the case against Louis Eppolito and Steven Caracappa, who spent a combined 44 years on the force and once worked as partners.
They face up to life in prison.
Eppolito, 57, and Caracappa, 64, were accused of leading a double life for years: respected city detectives who moonlighted as hired killers for Luch... Read more
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04 April 2006
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New Police Commissioner named
The Police Minister today announced a new Police Commissioner.
He is Howard Broad, who has served as an Assistant Commissioner since 2004.
He replaces Acting Commissioner Steve Long, who has been filling the top job since the retirement in December of Rob Robinson, who held the post for six years.
His carerr of many than 30 years, included a period as Auckland District Commander and a secondment in 2003 to the Police Standards Unit in the UK Home Office.
Police Minister Annette King says Commissioner Broad will be responsible for, among other things: rewriting the Police Act and responding to the findings of the current Commission of Inquiry on integrity and conduct issues.
Commissioner Broad says says he wants the New Zealand police to be beyond question the sort of police that the public want to have.
He said today he cannot recall a time in his 30-year career when the force has attracted so much bad publicity, and he looks forward to the opportunities presented by the review of the Police Act.
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