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Category Archives: Military and Police
Life and kidnapping Colombia
We could say that the guerrillas in Colombia has more than half a century, I still remember my years, I thought in the revolution of ideas and in which, the only viable option was the guerrillas, who had ideology, fighting … Continue reading
Live after US left Irak
He spoke from the same Oval Office setting used by Bush in 2003, when he told the world America had no alternative but to flush out Saddam Hussein’s putative weapons of mass destruction. The WMDs never turned up — and … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, America, Canada, cannot, combat, combat deaths, combat role, diplomatic influence, Iraq, iraq invasion, Kandahar, Obama, role, Saddam Hussein, U.S., U.S. President, War, weapons of mass destruction
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G20-related police complaints on the rise
Complaints filed against police for their actions during the G20 summit are mounting — but the number is still not as high as expected after a weekend in which more than 1,000 people were arrested. Between June 27 and July … Continue reading
Complaint over Police mexico border
Mexico is demanding answers from Washington over the fatal shooting of a teenager by a US border patrol agent and has sent a formal complaint over the incident, Mexico’s foreign minister said. At a wake on Wednesday, grieving relatives wept … Continue reading
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Tagged Arizona, Border, border patrol agent, border patrol agents, Ciudad, death, immigration authorities, issue, Mexico, Patrol, problem, San Diego, Sergio Hernandez, U.S., undocumented migrants, United States, US, us border patrol, washington
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Fort Hood Crisis: mental health and how to help
The Fort Hood shooting is one of the largest shooting incidents to take place on a U.S. military installation. As of press time, 13 are dead and dozens are wounded after an Army psychiatrist opened fire on fellow soldiers. When … Continue reading
DLNR officer resumes patrol duties after multiple allegations cleared
A state Department of Land and Natural Resources enforcement officer has been cleared of allegations — from forcing people to strip to pointing a firearm at a child — and is resuming his field patrol duties. The officer was exoner-ated … Continue reading
Complaints on UTD police are referred to Collin DA
The University of Texas at Dallas has referred complaints about its police department to the Collin County district attorney for possible criminal prosecution, according to UT System officials. The exact nature of the complaints is unclear. But UT-Dallas, along with … Continue reading
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Tagged Chief, Chief Debra Marable, Colleen Ridge, Collin County, collin county district attorney, county district attorney, Dallas, dallas police department, department, leave, Mary Spradlin, Officer Ryan Ballard, police, Susan Rogers, Tammy Grigg, university of texas at dallas, UT System, UT-Dallas
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Complaints about ‘rude’ CISF guards
Mumbai On February 5, Mumbai airport sources alleged that one of the CISF personnel had slapped an airport terminal manager. The CISF did not confirm the incident.
The same day, an airport doctor on duty was stopped at a gate as the CISF guard on duty said he was allowed to enter the airport only through the staff gate. “Should I resort to third-degree methods,” the guard asked the doctor when he said there was an emergency onboard and that was the shortest route. However, the doctor was later allowed to use the gate.
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Tagged Airport, airport staff, CISF, doctor, gate, misbehaviour, Mumbai, mumbai airport, rude behaviour, terminal, terminal manager
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How do I complain about a police officer?
when making a complaint you should provide as much detail as possible to assist us to respond appropriately to your complaint. The information you should try to include is: your name and contact details; a detailed description of the matter … Continue reading
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complaint about police
If you have a bad experience with police, you may want to make a formal complaint. (There are other actions you can take, which are discussed below.) Information on how to do this can be found at the Police Complaints … Continue reading