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BANDITS stole the rims and tyres off a nurse’s car in the car park at Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex, Mt Hope, on Thursday night, but hours later the CEO

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A Myrtle Beach High School security officer employed by a third-party company was eventually arrested for the threat.

The Department of Public Safety Sheriff Division recently held its inaugural Meritorious Awards and Leadership/Special Skills Award ceremony at the State Capitol auditorium, celebrating the outstanding achievements of deputies and civilian staff.

Secretary Hillary Clinton must be proactive on this European trip, requesting European military support in Afghanistan as well as confronting Russian opposition to key U.S. policies such as NATOenlargement and missile defense.

Rahmell Coleman, the previously unknown man who is at the center of an impending lawsuit by the former cop over his wrongful arrest for foiling a retail theft, was arraigned on charges of misdemeanor assault and harassment in connection to the March incident and let go on supervised release, according to the courts and the Manhattan District Attorney's Office.

Former NYPD officer Salvatore Lopiccolo, 50, was charged after the March incident in New York with two counts of assault and one count each of attempted assault and harassment.

Salvatore Lopiccolo, 50, claims that a Port Authority supervisor retaliated against him by holding him cell for more than seven hours in March and charging him with assault over his call not to press charges against the thief.

Te Whatu Ora Waitaha says it does not know when a decision will be made on whether to proceed with an overdue extension to an existing secure parking building at Christchurch Hospital.