Sentences with phrase «police corruption so»
Police corruption so systemic that real reform is only possible via tearing it down and starting over.
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Former NYPD Chief of Department Philip Banks wanted a crooked Mayor Bill de Blasio donor and cop briber to serve on de Blasio's committee to combat police corruption so the...
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Meanwhile Justice Moro — so far largely seen as an impartial individual heading up a serious and comprehensive operation exposing corruption practices of mainstream politicians and powerful business figures — had made a critical move when he decided to make public the contents of a series of tapped phone calls intercepted by the police while investigating Lula.
So much for the idea that Police Commissioner Bill Bratton would take a «zero tolerance» approach to the NYPD corruption scandals.
As CBS2 Political Reporter Marcia Kramer reported, de Blasio has taken a vow of silence about the sprawling and complicated municipal corruption probe that has so far forced police Commissioner Bill Bratton to take action against five NYPD officials — four of them top commanders.
The CPI is based on answers to perceptual questions, posed to people with wide international experience (for instance international business travellers), while there are other measures of the experience of corruption (posed to people in countries who interact with police, courts, bureaucracy and so forth).
(kindergarten) the very idea of government's thinking that by funding a scientist to solve a problem, when the very moment it is solved the funding ends with it & it's indemic with all professions: - why should the police lock up the criminals why should the doctors cure you, the way the system works at the present they & their families would die of malnutrition, so one doesn't have to look much further than government funding to find corruption.
We are trying to determine whether or not these actions are illegal (there are concerns of corruption in the city's police department, so we can not rely on their tacit approval of his behavior).