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Prevention program aimed a kids. she was twice name detective of the year. later she worked at internal affairs investigating other officers accused of wrongdoing or corruption, and then promote to the lapds art theft unit her personal life was good too. in 1996, lazarus go married to another lap detective. together, the adopted a baby daughter. lif both at home and on the jo never seemed better. >> she was a happy person. she loved what she did for work. she loved her husband. loved their life ...

Has committed crimes but he di what roy - the notorious lawyer from th mccarthy area taught him, neve acknowledge any wrongdoing always accuse law enforcemen of being corrupt and dishonest and press on hes been very successful at i until. now i think that whole game is at an end. >> lets talk about, that yo say hes committed crimes. youve written about this. but in fact in our justice system, unless you are charged and convicted of committing a, crime donald trump will tell you he hasnt committe...

Justin pearson back to his seat, so what they are doing is only building the fire amongs people in a community to sen those people back that the chose to represent their communities and speak ou against these issues the problem with the republica party is they dont want to do anything about gun violence. they dont care how many children die, they dont car how many mass shootings we had they dont care how many kid are getting shot outside o schools, they dont care about gun violence and guns that...

Bolsonaro denies wrongdoing in Saudi jewel case in police testimony

With us because the head of the metropolitan police, who you just saw, will face questions from the public live on bbc radio london about how he is going to tackle wrongdoing in the police. we will bring you that interview when it happens live at 11am but we are hearing it might be running late so we will keep you posted and you will see it live. but now, we are going to my colleague, the bbc london home affairs correspondent, sonja jessup. she is just by the affairs correspondent, sonja jessup....

Firth, 17 to the north of london. we will see the weather front taking rain across northern ireland, pushing across the uk, as we head overnight into easter monday. the rain could hang around on easter monday across east anglia and the south—east but it will be followed by some sunshine and some showers, the wettest day over the easter weekend. a reminder of our top story. metropolitan police officers are taken off their work investigating serious crime and terrorism, so they can help root out...

Between bitter rivals saudi arabia and iran. buckingham palace is cooperating with an independent study into links between the british monarchy and the slave trade. cleaning up the uks biggest police force. officers are diverted from investigating terrorism and serious crimes in london to tackling wrongdoing within the ranks. the uks first residential gambling treatment centre for women has opened its doors to cameras for the very first time. the gordon moody facility opened in 2021, after the n...

Date the runnymede trust which is a think tank group looking into race equality across the uk, they welcome the access to the royal archives. but they said it is wonderful the king is supporting publicly funded research but it is calling for a royal commission to unearth what they say is the complex history of colonialism. this comes on the day where there is scrutiny looking into the finances of the crown by the guardian newspaper todayjust the finances of the crown by the guardian newspaper to...

Services affected too. katy austin, thank you very much. _ its 1:18pm. our top story this lunchtime... metropolitan police officers are taken off their work investigating serious crime and terrorism — so they can help root out wrongdoing within the force. and coming up — the husband of bowel cancer campaigner deborahjames speaks about her legacy for the first time. coming up on the bbc news channel... the lionesses are back in action with more silverware up for grabs at wembley. well look ah...

Has moved officers from tackling serious crime and terrorism to boost their efforts to clean up its own workforce. last month, a major review branded the force institutionally sexist, racist and homophobic. speaking on a bbc radio call—in show earlier today, the head of the met was asked whether hed dismiss all officers found guilty of wrongdoing. to answer the question in shorthand. yes, of course i want to sack them. actually, in a lot of cases, well, in all cases, i dont have the final say ...