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Police look at Polish recruitm
North Wales Police are considering recruiting Polish-speaking officers because of high levels of immigration.
Growing numbers of Polish people have settled in the area since their country joined the European Union (EU) in 2004.
Deputy chief constable Clive Wolfendale said the force was looking at a number of measures to improve service.
Benedykt Golli, a Pole who does not speak English and works in Pwllheli, Gwynedd, said his problems occurred only when dealing with officialdom.
North Wales Police recently launched a scheme in Flintshire to provide hel... Read more
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Munster Times - Munster,IN,USA
26 April 2006
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Author speaks about corruption
HIGHLAND -- The Coalition Against Corruption in Lake County launched an initiative this morning that has author and former drug cop Alex Richardson making his first public appearance in Lake County since his arrest and conviction of police corruption while serving on the Lake County Drug Task Force.
Richardson appeared at Borders to talk about his book, Lines Crossed, in which he recounts corruption within the Lake County undercover drug unit. He served 57 months in federal prison on police corruption charges.
During his sentencing, Richardson testified that the lack of supervision made it easy for him and other task force officers to commit crimes. Richardson testified he saw other officers steal property from drug dealers, and when a small number of officers complained about it, they were ostracized by the others until they also became crooked cops.
For more on the story, see Thursday's Lake County editions of The Times.
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