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For Indian Techie Killed in Oz, Cops May Visit Mangalore
Australian police today released a new CCTV footage hoping to find the killer of a 41-year-old Indian IT professional who was brutally stabbed to death in Sydney, just 300 meters from her home on March 7 this year while she was talking to her husband over the phone.
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Australian cops use Facebook to curb stalker
Now the long arm of the law can reach you through the World Wide Web too. Australian police have shown the way by using Facebook to restrict a man from contacting his partner after he harassed her via the online...
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Oz PM Julia Gillard rescued by cops from protesters
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Thursday had to be bundled out of a Canberra restaurant by security service agents after it was surrounded by furious Aboriginal rights protesters.
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Australian cops use Facebook to curb stalker
Now the long arm of the law can reach you through the World Wide Web too. Australian police have shown the way by using Facebook to restrict a man from contacting his partner after he harassed her via the online social network.The Victoria Police have served an intervention order via Facebook on a man who "threatened, bullied and harassed" a former...
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Racist emails about Indians: 4 Oz cops sacked
Four Australian police officers were sacked and disciplinary action initiated against 15 others in connection with the circulation of racist emails wherein they joked about the electrocution of an Indian. (Read & watch: India asks Oz govt to act over racist email)While four have been sacked, one has been demoted, another five have been fined up...
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Oz cops face dismissal in racist, porn e-mail probe
More than 20 police officers in Australia are facing dismissal following an investigation into their involvement in circulating pornographic and racist e-mails through the Victoria police computer system. As many as 30 officers up to the rank of superintendent were implicated and over 20 of them charged with disciplinary offences that could result ...
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Oz cops smiled as I was abused, claims Indian cabbie
An Indian taxi driver has claimed the Australian police just "smiled" when a group of passengers racially abused him outside a police station, where he had gone for support after they refused to pay the fare.Gurpreet Singh Ashreja (29) said he was stunned that police did nothing as they listened to passengers racially abuse him outside Chelsea poli...
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Australian cops alert as Facebook chatter hints racial brawl
Police intensified patrolling in this Australian city following chatter on social network site Facebook about possible racial violence involving teenagers.Facebook is buzzing with talk that a wild brawl involving gangs of high-school students and up to 100 onlookers on Thursday was only the precursor to a larger fight. The website claimed the viole...
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Join the police, says senior Oz cop to Indians
After being severely criticised for advising Indian students to look "poor" to avoid attacks, Victorian Police Commissioner Simon Overland has now appealed to the community members to join his force in a bid to develop "greater trust and understanding" with them.
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Indian attacked in Oz; Cops accused of keeping it under wraps
A 34-year-old Indian man's throat was slashed at one of the busiest train stations in Australia's Queensland state following which a suspect was charged, amid allegations that police kept the latest in a slew of attacks against the community under wraps.
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Racist email: Upto 100 Oz cops under investigation
As many as 100 Australian police were being investigated Thursday over racist e-mails circulated in an internal police e-mail system, a scandal that cost the life of one officer.
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Look poor to avoid attacks: Oz top cop to Indian students
Victorian police chief Simon Overland has advised Indian students in Australia to keep a low profile and "try to look as poor as you can" to avoid attacks.
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Oz cops seek public help in solving Indian's murder
Australian police have appealed to public to help it solve the murder of 25-year old Indian youth Ranjodh Singh.
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There are racists in Melbourne, admits Oz cop
A top Victorian police official said on Saturday that there were racists in Melbourne and the issue needed to be discussed to tackle an upswing in street crime.
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For Indian Techie Killed in Oz, Cops May Visit Mangalore
Australian police today released a new CCTV footage hoping to find the killer of a 41-year-old Indian IT professional who was brutally stabbed to death in Sydney, just 300 meters from her home on March 7 this year while she was talking to her husband over the phone.
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Australian cops use Facebook to curb stalker
Now the long arm of the law can reach you through the World Wide Web too. Australian police have shown the way by using Facebook to restrict a man from contacting his partner after he harassed her via the online...
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Oz PM Julia Gillard rescued by cops from protesters
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Thursday had to be bundled out of a Canberra restaurant by security service agents after it was surrounded by furious Aboriginal rights protesters.
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Australian cops use Facebook to curb stalker
Now the long arm of the law can reach you through the World Wide Web too. Australian police have shown the way by using Facebook to restrict a man from contacting his partner after he harassed her via the online social network.The Victoria Police have served an intervention order via Facebook on a man who "threatened, bullied and harassed" a former...
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Racist emails about Indians: 4 Oz cops sacked
Four Australian police officers were sacked and disciplinary action initiated against 15 others in connection with the circulation of racist emails wherein they joked about the electrocution of an Indian. (Read & watch: India asks Oz govt to act over racist email)While four have been sacked, one has been demoted, another five have been fined up...
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Oz cops face dismissal in racist, porn e-mail probe
More than 20 police officers in Australia are facing dismissal following an investigation into their involvement in circulating pornographic and racist e-mails through the Victoria police computer system. As many as 30 officers up to the rank of superintendent were implicated and over 20 of them charged with disciplinary offences that could result ...
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Oz cops smiled as I was abused, claims Indian cabbie
An Indian taxi driver has claimed the Australian police just "smiled" when a group of passengers racially abused him outside a police station, where he had gone for support after they refused to pay the fare.Gurpreet Singh Ashreja (29) said he was stunned that police did nothing as they listened to passengers racially abuse him outside Chelsea poli...
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Australian cops alert as Facebook chatter hints racial brawl
Police intensified patrolling in this Australian city following chatter on social network site Facebook about possible racial violence involving teenagers.Facebook is buzzing with talk that a wild brawl involving gangs of high-school students and up to 100 onlookers on Thursday was only the precursor to a larger fight. The website claimed the viole...
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Join the police, says senior Oz cop to Indians
After being severely criticised for advising Indian students to look "poor" to avoid attacks, Victorian Police Commissioner Simon Overland has now appealed to the community members to join his force in a bid to develop "greater trust and understanding" with them.
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Indian attacked in Oz; Cops accused of keeping it under wraps
A 34-year-old Indian man's throat was slashed at one of the busiest train stations in Australia's Queensland state following which a suspect was charged, amid allegations that police kept the latest in a slew of attacks against the community under wraps.
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Racist email: Upto 100 Oz cops under investigation
As many as 100 Australian police were being investigated Thursday over racist e-mails circulated in an internal police e-mail system, a scandal that cost the life of one officer.
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Look poor to avoid attacks: Oz top cop to Indian students
Victorian police chief Simon Overland has advised Indian students in Australia to keep a low profile and "try to look as poor as you can" to avoid attacks.
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Oz cops seek public help in solving Indian's murder
Australian police have appealed to public to help it solve the murder of 25-year old Indian youth Ranjodh Singh.
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There are racists in Melbourne, admits Oz cop
A top Victorian police official said on Saturday that there were racists in Melbourne and the issue needed to be discussed to tackle an upswing in street crime.
