James Forbes
Former Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), James Forbes has had his more than six-year-old criminal conviction set aside by the Court of Appeal.
The ruling, which was handed down Friday morning, paves the way for Forbes, who served the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) for more than two decades until his 2014 conviction, to receive his pension.
The Court also ordered the state to reimburse the $800,000 fine paid by Forbes forthwith.
Despite the good news for Forbes, the much heralded and well liked former crime fighter who was often touted as being a future commissioner of police has indicated on radio that he will not be returning to the JCF. He had taken on a top job with a leading hotel chain following his brush with the law.
, Feb 26 (IANS) A mentally challenged mother allegedly beheaded her 13-month-old baby and then apparently ended her own life in a village in Bulandshahr district of Uttar Pradesh.Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Santosh Kumar Singh said .
Drugs recovered, four Nepalese women arrested in Uttar Pradesh
The total worth of the recovered charas from the four women was estimated to be around Rs 4.5 crore in the international market, the SSP said.
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BAHRAICH: In a joint operation by the Narcotics Control Bureau, SSB and local police, four Nepalese women were arrested after over 15 kg charas was allegedly recovered from their possession, officials said on Friday.
Three women were arrested near Mihinpurwa bus station on Thursday and 10 kg charas was recovered from them, Senior Superintendent of Police, Bahraich, Vipin Mishra, said.
Republic Day violence: Farmer leader among two arrested from Jammu by Delhi Police
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Jammu and Kashmir United Kisan Front Chairman Mohinder Singh (45), a resident of Chatha area of Jammu city, and Mandeep Singh (23), a resident of Gole Gujral, Jammu, were active participants and key conspirators in the violence at the historic fort, the Delhi Police said.
R-Day violence: Delhi Police arrests two key accused from Jammu
The Delhi Police has arrested two people, including a prominent farmer leader, from Jammu for their alleged involvement in the violence at the Red Fort during the farmers tractor parade on January 26, officials said on Tuesday. Jammu and Kashmir United Kisan Front Chairman Mohinder Singh (45), a resident of Chatha area of Jammu city, and Mandeep Singh (23), a resident of Gole Gujral, Jammu, were active participants and key conspirators in the violence at the historic fort, the Delhi Police sa
The Delhi police has arrested two people, including a prominent farmer leader, from Jammu for their alleged involvement in the violence at the Red Fort (ANI)
JAMMU/NEW DELHI: The Delhi police has arrested two people, including a prominent farmer leader, from Jammu for their alleged involvement in the violence at the Red Fort during the farmers tractor parade on January 26, officials said on Tuesday.
Jammu and Kashmir United Kisan Front Chairman Mohinder Singh (45), a resident of Chatha area of Jammu city, and Mandeep Singh (23), a resident of Gole Gujral, Jammu, were active participants and key conspirators in the violence at the historic fort, the Delhi police said.