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Construction, maintenance to close several roads in Ann Arbor
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A portion of South Ashley Street in downtown Ann Arbor closed to through traffic in March, 2021. (WDIV)
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Over the next week, several streets around Ann Arbor will be closed for construction and maintenance repairs starting Thursday.
Closures range in length from one day to a few months.
Here’s what to expect:
Liberty Street
Starting at 7 a.m. on Thursday, the westbound side of Liberty Street between Main and First streets will be closed. The intersection of Ashley and Liberty streets will be closed to address field conditions found during DDA/City of Ann Arbor First and Ashley Improvements Project construction, the city said.
Agencies continue to drive relief efforts to support the people of St Vincent and the Grenadines
Following the eruption of the La Soufrière Volcano, the Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, through the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Management (ODPM), is hosting a relief collection drive as part of our ongoing response and relief efforts in support of St Vincent and the Grenadines. Through this initiative, the national community can once again demonstrate our true Caribbean solidarity by providing much needed relief items to many persons and families during this critical time.
Persons and organisations who are interested in donating to the relief collection drive are asked to follow the Immediate Needs List provided by the National Emergency Management Organisation of St. Vincent and the Grenadines. While we are aware that many persons would want to give many items in the spirit of humanitarianism, it is important that we do not send unsolicited supplies that
Cop nabbed in sting operation after allegedly demanding R100 bribe
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Pretoria - The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid) said a police officer was to appear in court after he set up an unauthorised roadblock in Johannesburg and demanded R100 from an undercover law-enforcement agent.
The officer was later arrested in a sting operation.
Ipid national spokesperson Ndileka Cola said the operation comprised the Ipid, the SAPS Anti-Corruption Unit and National Traffic Anti-Corruption (Unit).
The 56-year-old captain from the SAPS Johannesburg Public Order Policing was arrested for corruption at Observatory on Monday, Cola said.
“The captain, who was the shift commander, conducted an unauthorised roadblock with his members at Observatory Street and Steyn Street. He stopped an undercover vehicle, demanded a driving licence which the agent didn’t produce. The captain demanded a bribe of R100 and entrapment cash was handed over to him.”
Police Corruption Latest: SAPS captain arrested for bribery
An SAPS captain and a traffic officer have been arrested in two separate police corruption stings after attempting to solicit bribes.
Two law enforcement officers have appeared in court after they were arrested during a police sting operation over the Easter weekend the Independent Police Investigative Directorate said on Tuesday.
IPID national spokesperson Ndileka Cola said the joint sting operation of the Independent Police Investigative Directorate, the SAPS Anti-Corruption and National Traffic Anti-Corruption had led to the arrest of a 56-year-old captain from the SAPS Johannesburg Public Order Policing for Corruption in Observatory Street in Johannesburg on Monday