Archive | April, 2011
The SNP mustn’t waste time on separatism – The Guardian
The SNP mustn't waste time on separatism The Guardian My family's Labour and trade union roots have always run deep and when Margaret Thatcher initiated her all-out assault on the decency and humanity of working men's toil, aided and abetted by her hired thugs from the Metropolitan Police , it became a …
Continue reading...ROYAL WEDDING: THESE WERE WEDDING HEROES, JUST FOR ONE DAY – Express.co.uk
30. April 2011
ROYAL WEDDING: THESE WERE WEDDING HEROES, JUST FOR ONE DAY Express.co.uk AS SHE finally enjoyed a wellearned glass of wine last night, Assistant Commissioner Lynn Owens of the Metropolitan Police had every right to give herself a pat on the back. In the words of one security expert: “The rest of the world looked at London …
Continue reading...Museveni’s hour of reckoning – Daily Monitor
30. April 2011
Daily Monitor Museveni's hour of reckoning Daily Monitor The director for Kampala Metropolitan Police , Mr Grace Turyagumanawe, explaining away heavy deployment of police around Christ the King Church hall where the opposition were to launch their walk-to-work civil disobedience campaign on April 8.
Continue reading...Royal Wedd police arrest a photographer – Press TV
30. April 2011
Telegraph.co.uk Royal Wedd police arrest a photographer Press TV … what is exactly happening today, what are the grounds for that action and also to contact the Metropolitan Police Commissioner to explain that many of us feel that this is disproportionate and no way to celebrate this joyous wedding,” he said
Continue reading...Boy, 11, is in serious condition after being shot by brother – Indianapolis Star
30. April 2011
Fox 59 Boy, 11, is in serious condition after being shot by brother Indianapolis Star The boy is in serious condition at Riley Hospital for Children with a gunshot wound to the stomach, according to an Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department news release. His identity was not disclosed.
Continue reading...DMP ban on rallies at Paltan, adjacent areas – The Daily Star
30. April 2011
DMP ban on rallies at Paltan, adjacent areas The Daily Star The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) on Saturday imposed ban on holding rallies in the city's Paltan, Motijheel, Baitul Mukarram, Ramna and adjacent areas from from May 2. DMP Commissioner Benazir Ahmed in a press release said ban was imposed as several ..
Continue reading...They came prepared for the worst but on a day with just a handful of arrests … – Daily Mail
30. April 2011
Daily Mail They came prepared for the worst but on a day with just a handful of arrests … Daily Mail Police chief Lynne Owens, only the second ever female assistant commissioner of the Metropolitan police , and her colleague Christine Jones oversaw the mammoth operation co-coordinating the 5000 officers, the Territorial Support Group (TSG), … and more
Continue reading...London rap star’s Bay date already creating ‘big buzz’ – South Devon Herald Express
30. April 2011
London rap star's Bay date already creating 'big buzz' South Devon Herald Express More recently performances last month in Islington, London, were cancelled following the venue carrying out a risk assessment and security arrangements following a visit from licensing officers from the Metropolitan police . …
Continue reading...London police make 55 arrests on royal wedding day – CNN International
30. April 2011
The Guardian London police make 55 arrests on royal wedding day CNN International The arrests were for various offenses, including disturbing the peace, assault and possessing an offensive weapon, the Metropolitan Police Service of London said. Police had warned protesters that they would be dealt with “robustly and decisively” if … Police arrest 57 in royal wedding security operation CTV.ca Police: squat raids 'are not Royal Wedding-related' Channel 4 News Police arrest 31 ahead of Royal wedding Press TV Tempo
Continue reading...Residents urged to shape the future of policing – Sutton Guardian
30. April 2011
Residents urged to shape the future of policing Sutton Guardian The Metropolitan Police Service will use the London-wide survey to look into different ways police can be contacted and their services accessed including by phone, online and face to face. Police hope the survey will reveal the most popular access …
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