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Hundreds Of London Cops Likely To Be Sacked For Sexual Offences: Report
Hundreds of officers in London are likely be sacked for sexual and domestic abuse offences, Britain's most senior policeman said on Tuesday as he sought to regain public trust after an officer admitted being a serial rapist.
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Indian-Origin Cop In Race To Become Next London Police Commissioner: Report
Anil Kanti 'Neil' Basu, an Indian-origin British counter-terror cop, the most senior police officer of Asian heritage, is among the frontrunners to become the next London Metropolitan Police Commissioner, according to British media reports.
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Senior Officer Says London Police Could Handle Paris-Style Attack
London police could deal with an attack by heavily armed marauding terrorists, one of the capital's most senior officers said on Wednesday, rejecting suggestions the mostly unarmed force would struggle to cope with a Paris-style assault.
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Undercover UK officers used IDs of dead children
A senior U.K. policeman says that British undercover officers often used the identities of dead children as aliases, confirming a recent newspaper report which first exposed the ghoulish practice.
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Hundreds Of London Cops Likely To Be Sacked For Sexual Offences: Report
Hundreds of officers in London are likely be sacked for sexual and domestic abuse offences, Britain's most senior policeman said on Tuesday as he sought to regain public trust after an officer admitted being a serial rapist.
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Indian-Origin Cop In Race To Become Next London Police Commissioner: Report
Anil Kanti 'Neil' Basu, an Indian-origin British counter-terror cop, the most senior police officer of Asian heritage, is among the frontrunners to become the next London Metropolitan Police Commissioner, according to British media reports.
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Senior Officer Says London Police Could Handle Paris-Style Attack
London police could deal with an attack by heavily armed marauding terrorists, one of the capital's most senior officers said on Wednesday, rejecting suggestions the mostly unarmed force would struggle to cope with a Paris-style assault.
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Undercover UK officers used IDs of dead children
A senior U.K. policeman says that British undercover officers often used the identities of dead children as aliases, confirming a recent newspaper report which first exposed the ghoulish practice.
