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Moraes arquiva inquérito dos atos antidemocráticos e abre outra investigação O ministro do Supremo Alexandre de Moraes acolheu o pedido da Procuradoria-Geral da República para arquivar o inquérito dos atos antidemocráticos, e abriu uma investigação ampla sobre a atuação de uma organização criminosa digital que age contra a democracia. O inquérito arquivado nesta quinta-feira (1°) tinha sido aberto pelo Supremo, a pedido da Procuradoria-Geral da República, depois das manifestações antidemocráticas em 19 de abril do ano passado, com ataques ao STF e ao Congresso Nacional...

Close Authorship When Sean Penrith, CEO of Gordian Knot Strategies, set out to apply for an NRCS Climate Innovation Grant (CIG), he didn’t realize just how challenging it would be. The project was to launch an innovative carbon impact investment fund, but the team was unprepared for the sheer amount of agency requirements that accompanied the application. “The inclusion of [the Environmental Quality Incentives Program]… accounting of both direct and indirect costs, matching requirements, etc. were all very new to us,” Penrith admitted. At the time, there was no framework and accompany...

Two police officers taking part in a road safety campaign have been sacked after filming themselves breaking the speed limit at 89mph in a seized sports car.   PC Shaun Pearce and PC Daniel Pike, from Devon and Cornwall Police, shared the video with colleagues on a work WhatsApp group.  A disciplinary hearing last week found that they had committed gross misconduct, and they were banned from working for any police force in England and Wales.  PC Shaun Pearce and PC Daniel Pike, from Devon and Cornwall Police, filmed themselves breaking the speed limit at 89mph in a seized sports car

BBC News Published image captionThe officers broked the speed limit in a high performance vehicle they seized Two police officers have been sacked after filming themselves breaking the speed limit at 89 mph in a seized high-performance vehicle. Devon and Cornwall Police officers PC Shaun Pearce and PC Daniel Pike shared the video with colleagues on WhatsApp. They were taking part in road safety campaign, which included preventing speeding, at the time. A disciplinary hearing on Thursday found the officers had committed gross misconduct and should be dismissed. They are now banned from worki...

Two Devon and Cornwall Police officers dismissed for speeding in seized vehicle PC Shaun Pearce and PC Daniel Pike have been found guilty of gross misconduct The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Two officers from Devon and Cornwall Police have been dismissed after being found guilty of gross misconduct and barred from policing. On January 16, 2019, PC Shaun Pearce and PC Daniel Pike were alleged to have driven a seized vehicle without permission from the owner and reached a speed of 89 mph. It is not known where the incident took place. Devon and Cornwall Police said that due to this...