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Australian Pilot Freed After Being Kidnapped In Papua New Guinea
An Australian helicopter pilot and two local contractors kidnapped at gunpoint in Papua New Guinea's restive highlands have been freed unharmed, police and an aviation company spokesman said Monday.
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"Roads Belong To Humans": Japan Taxi Driver Runs Over Pigeon, Arrested
Atsushi Ozawa, 50, "used his car to kill a common pigeon, which is not a game animal", in the Japanese capital last month, and was arrested on Sunday for violating wildlife protection laws, a Tokyo police spokesman told AFP.
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Cops Probe London Mayor's Purported Video On Pro-Palestinian Marches
A post shared on social media purporting to show the mayor of London saying pro-Palestinian marches should take priority over Armistice Day events is fake and police are investigating, a spokesman for the mayor said.
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London Cops Shun Firearm Duty After Colleague Charged With Black Man's Murder
A number of London police officers have stepped back from firearms duties after a fellow officer was charged with murder over the fatal shooting of a young black man, a force spokesman said Sunday.
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Kashmir Editor Arrested For "Anti-National" Online Post: Cops
Fahad Shah, editor of news portal, The Kashmir Walla, has been arrested for sharing "anti-national" content on social media, a police spokesman said.
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Canadian Man Punches Nurse For Giving Wife Covid Jab "Without Consent"
Police in the Canadian province of Quebec are searching for a man they suspect of punching a nurse in the face for giving his wife a COVID-19 vaccine without his consent, a police spokesman said on Wednesday.
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Twitter India Office Gets a Police Visit to Serve Notice About 'Manipulated Media' Inquiry
Delhi police said they visited a Twitter office to serve notice to its country managing director about an investigation into the social media giant's tagging of a post by a ruling party spokesman as "manipulated media."
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Russia Says Police Response To Navalny Protests "Justified"
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Wednesday the police response to protests in support of jailed opposition figure Alexei Navalny were "justified" following reports of widespread police violence at the rallies.
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Probe Agency NIA To Investigate J&K Cop Davinder Singh's Case
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) will probe a case in which a suspended Jammu and Kashmir Police deputy superintendent, Davinder Singh, was caught in south Kashmir while allegedly ferrying two terrorists to Jammu last weekend, an official spokesman said today.
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Over 77,000 Apply To Fill 5,200 Police Posts In Jammu And Kashmir
A recruitment drive by the Jammu and Kashmir police to fill about 5,200 posts of Special Police Officers (SPOs) has elicited massive response with over 77,000 candidates applying for the post, a police spokesman said on Saturday.
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Cop Caught Taking Bribe In J&K, Anti-Corruption Officers Say
A police sub-inspector was caught red-handed taking a bribe of Rs one lakh from a person in order to release his relative charged under Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act in Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir, a spokesman of the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) said.
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"Why Would Someone Steal A Cowbell?" Police Ask
Austrian police are looking for thieves who stole bells from cows grazing in three pastures in the west of the alpine country, a spokesman said Monday.
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6 US Cops Injured In Shooting, 2 Trapped In House With Gunman Rescued
Six police officers were wounded in a shooting in the US city of Philadelphia on Wednesday after reportedly responding to drug activity, a department spokesman said.
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Security Forces' Convoys Not Allowed On Srinagar-Jammu Highway Today
The convoys of security forces will not be allowed to move on the Srinagar-Jammu national highway today, a police spokesman said on Sunday.
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Lanka Police Chief Arrested Over Alleged Failure To Prevent Terror Attack
Sri Lankan police arrested their top commander and a former defence chief Tuesday over their alleged failures to prevent the Easter Sunday bombings that killed 258 people, spokesman Ruwan Gunasekera said.
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Australian Pilot Freed After Being Kidnapped In Papua New Guinea
An Australian helicopter pilot and two local contractors kidnapped at gunpoint in Papua New Guinea's restive highlands have been freed unharmed, police and an aviation company spokesman said Monday.
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"Roads Belong To Humans": Japan Taxi Driver Runs Over Pigeon, Arrested
Atsushi Ozawa, 50, "used his car to kill a common pigeon, which is not a game animal", in the Japanese capital last month, and was arrested on Sunday for violating wildlife protection laws, a Tokyo police spokesman told AFP.
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Cops Probe London Mayor's Purported Video On Pro-Palestinian Marches
A post shared on social media purporting to show the mayor of London saying pro-Palestinian marches should take priority over Armistice Day events is fake and police are investigating, a spokesman for the mayor said.
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London Cops Shun Firearm Duty After Colleague Charged With Black Man's Murder
A number of London police officers have stepped back from firearms duties after a fellow officer was charged with murder over the fatal shooting of a young black man, a force spokesman said Sunday.
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Kashmir Editor Arrested For "Anti-National" Online Post: Cops
Fahad Shah, editor of news portal, The Kashmir Walla, has been arrested for sharing "anti-national" content on social media, a police spokesman said.
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Canadian Man Punches Nurse For Giving Wife Covid Jab "Without Consent"
Police in the Canadian province of Quebec are searching for a man they suspect of punching a nurse in the face for giving his wife a COVID-19 vaccine without his consent, a police spokesman said on Wednesday.
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Twitter India Office Gets a Police Visit to Serve Notice About 'Manipulated Media' Inquiry
Delhi police said they visited a Twitter office to serve notice to its country managing director about an investigation into the social media giant's tagging of a post by a ruling party spokesman as "manipulated media."
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Russia Says Police Response To Navalny Protests "Justified"
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Wednesday the police response to protests in support of jailed opposition figure Alexei Navalny were "justified" following reports of widespread police violence at the rallies.
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Probe Agency NIA To Investigate J&K Cop Davinder Singh's Case
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) will probe a case in which a suspended Jammu and Kashmir Police deputy superintendent, Davinder Singh, was caught in south Kashmir while allegedly ferrying two terrorists to Jammu last weekend, an official spokesman said today.
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Over 77,000 Apply To Fill 5,200 Police Posts In Jammu And Kashmir
A recruitment drive by the Jammu and Kashmir police to fill about 5,200 posts of Special Police Officers (SPOs) has elicited massive response with over 77,000 candidates applying for the post, a police spokesman said on Saturday.
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Cop Caught Taking Bribe In J&K, Anti-Corruption Officers Say
A police sub-inspector was caught red-handed taking a bribe of Rs one lakh from a person in order to release his relative charged under Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act in Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir, a spokesman of the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) said.
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"Why Would Someone Steal A Cowbell?" Police Ask
Austrian police are looking for thieves who stole bells from cows grazing in three pastures in the west of the alpine country, a spokesman said Monday.
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6 US Cops Injured In Shooting, 2 Trapped In House With Gunman Rescued
Six police officers were wounded in a shooting in the US city of Philadelphia on Wednesday after reportedly responding to drug activity, a department spokesman said.
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Security Forces' Convoys Not Allowed On Srinagar-Jammu Highway Today
The convoys of security forces will not be allowed to move on the Srinagar-Jammu national highway today, a police spokesman said on Sunday.
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Lanka Police Chief Arrested Over Alleged Failure To Prevent Terror Attack
Sri Lankan police arrested their top commander and a former defence chief Tuesday over their alleged failures to prevent the Easter Sunday bombings that killed 258 people, spokesman Ruwan Gunasekera said.
