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State trooper accused of committing computer crime arrested - Vimarsana News

State trooper accused of committing computer crime arrested

A Connecticut state trooper has been arrested, accused of a computer crime, and has been suspended with pay, according to state police. State Trooper Jose...

CT state trooper accused of committing computer crime arrested - Vimarsana News

CT state trooper accused of committing computer crime arrested

A Connecticut state trooper has been arrested, accused of a computer crime, and has been suspended with pay, according to state police. State Trooper Jose...

Source: necn.com
The role of firearms officers in protecting the public - Vimarsana News

The role of firearms officers in protecting the public

British police are unusual in not being routinely armed, but every force has a specialist firearms unit ready to assist their colleagues when required. They are essential for the protection of the public and to back up operations against terrorists and armed gangs. These experienced officers undergo rigorous training and are often required to make life and death decisions in trying circumstances.

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Uncovering racial discrimination against Sikhs: UK Police face calls for sensitization | Indiablooms - Vimarsana News

Uncovering racial discrimination against Sikhs: UK Police face calls for sensitization | Indiablooms

In a shocking revelation, a former member of the West Midlands Police has exposed a disturbing culture of racial discrimination against Sikhs within the force.

Ex-UK cop claims fellow officers targeted Sikhs, called Malala 'tikka masala' - Vimarsana News

Ex-UK cop claims fellow officers targeted Sikhs, called Malala 'tikka masala'

A former cop with the UK's West Midlands Police has claimed that some officers routinely used racial slurs against Sikhs and referred to Nobel peace prize winner Malala Yousafzai as 'tikka masala'.In a recent interview to Channel 4, Rebecca ...