Demo in Graz: Bedeutende Folgen eines Mittelfingers - Polizei zeigte 14-Jährigen an


Das Vorgehen der Grazer Polizei im Zuge von Demonstrationen und Kundgebungen gegen das BZÖ und die FPÖ sorgen seit Monaten immer wieder für Aufregung. Die Grünen warfen der Polizei "einen Kleinkrieg gegen Anti-Rechts-Demonstranten" vor - der Standard berichtete. Auch Bescheide des Unabhängige Verwaltungssenat des Landes verurteilen regelmäßig Amtshandlungen bei solchen Veranstaltungen. Nun wurde ein weiterer Fall bekannt, der für Aufsehen sorgt: Ein 14-Jähriger, der im November gegen eine Wahlkampfveranstaltung des BZÖ protestierte und dem BZÖ-Kandidaten Gerald Grosz seine Mittelfinger entgegenstreckte, weil dieser Demonstranten als "Schmutz" bezeichnete, wurde nach der Demo angezeigt. Nicht von Grosz, sondern von einem Polizisten.

derstandard.at

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N.J. Police Lose MP5 Submachine Gun


A 9 mm submachine gun of German design, the MP5 was developed in the 1960s by a group of engineers from the West German arms manufacturer Heckler & Koch. It's used by law enforcement tactical teams across the country, as well as Army Rangers, Delta Force and Navy SEALs, among others. It is a deadly, fully automatic weapon, which can fire up to several hundred rounds per minute.

wcbstv.com

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Picasso stolen from Brazil museum


Thieves in Brazil have stolen two paintings said to be worth $100m (£50m) in a dawn raid on Latin America's most renowned museum.

Pablo Picasso's Portrait of Suzanne Bloch, and The Coffee Worker by Brazil's Candido Portinari, were taken from the Museum of Art of Sao Paulo.

bbc.co.uk

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The Swiss Miss Who Stole Christmas


Residents in a small Swiss town expect a merrier Christmas now that local police have nabbed a woman suspected of stealing Christmas decorations from several gardens.

spiegel.de

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The Top Ten Stupid Criminals of 2007


A policeman’s job is never easy, but dumb criminals make it somewhat easier. This list was whittled down from a much longer list of stories of the stupid things lawbreakers did this past year. These are in chronological order instead of rank. The dates are from the news stories; in some cases the crime itself happened earlier. Most of the links have accompanying video.

neatorama.com

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Mafia boss arrested while watching Mafia TV show


Police said Michele Catalano was watching the concluding chapter late Thursday of the TV mini-series "The Boss of Bosses," recounting the arrest in 1993 of real-life Cosa Nostra leader Salvatore "Toto" Riina, when he was detained.

yahoo.com

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High-Tech Drones Joining Miami Police Force


The Miami-Dade police department will begin experimenting with high-tech drones as law enforcement tools beginning next year.

Although the military has been using unmanned aircraft systems for years, this will be the first time they are used in law enforcement.

"We are aware it is a great responsibility. The FAA is looking at us to see if we can professionally manage this program," said Lt. Cliff Nelson of the police department's aviation unit.

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Police Chief Quits over Massaging Neo-Nazi Crime Data


The chief of police in an eastern German state has resigned following criticism of his decision to change how the state's notoriously high far-right crime statistics are calculated. The new method miraculously halved far-right crimes recorded in the state this year.

spiegel.de

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FOUO German Police Search Procedures - Fahndung


NUR FÜR DEN DIENSTGEBRAUCH

Fahndung

Fahndung im polizeitaktischen Sinn ist die planmäßige, allgemeine oder gezielte Suche nach Personen oder Sachen im Rahmen der

  • Strafverfolgung
  • Strafvollstreckung
  • Gefahrenabwehr
  • Durchführung ausländerrechtlicher Maßnahmen

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MI6 seeks budding Bonds through Radio 1


The Secret Intelligence Service, more commonly known as MI6, is mounting a recruitment drive this week to attract budding James Bonds, though without the licence to kill.

Like its sister agency, the domestic Security Service, MI5, it wants, in the words of an official, to "broaden its staff base" to "better reflect the ethnicity of the community we serve".

guardian.co.uk

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Policeman hijacks payroll plane


Police in Papua New Guinea have shot dead one of their own reservists after he hijacked a plane carrying nearly $2m he was meant to be guarding.

Two other alleged robbers were caught, and another two are being sought. Most of the money - payroll cash for a mine in Western province - has been found.

bbc.co.uk

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Man who left 10m yen lottery ticket without claiming prize found


A man who left a winning lottery ticket worth 10 million yen at a lottery booth at the shopping center PIA Town in Tsuchiura, Ibaraki Prefecture without claiming the prize last Sunday has been found, local police announced Saturday, the Asahi Shimbun reports.

japannewsreview.come

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