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Police move to Marischal College will mark a new chapter for policing in Aberdeen
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Police move to Marischal College will mark a new chapter for policing in Aberdeen
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Man shot, 2 escape in police shootout in Port of Spain
Besson Street Police Station in east Port of Spain.
A man was shot in the face on Nelson Street, Port of Spain, in a shootout on Thursday morning, during curfew hours.
Two other men were arrested and two others escaped.
A report said police spotted a white Hyundai Accent driving west along Independence Square around 3.40 am.
The curfew is from 9 pm-5 am.
The driver stopped on recognising a marked police vehicle parked nearby, then turned round and drove off in the opposite direction.
Police followed the vehicle, which the driver tried to hide in the grounds of Building 74-76 on Nelson Street. As police approached the parked car two men got out and shot at them. The officers fired back. The shooters managed to run away.
Pietermaritzburgâs sad state of decay
By Bongani Hans
Bongani Hans
Durban â THE MSUNDUZI Municipality has admitted it had spent less on infrastructure maintenance, which has led to the decay of the Pietermaritzburg central business district (CBD), driving South African-owned businesses out of the city.
This as business owners and ratepayers raised concerns about the state the city is in and placed the blame on the Msunduzi Municipality council for neglecting its oversight role.
DA councillor Bill Lambert, who once ran a clothing shop in the CBD, said this was an embodiment of the Cityâs service delivery collapse.
He said things were fine under the first post-democracy mayor, Omar Latif, as well as his predecessors Siphiwe Gwala and Hloni Zondi, but the rot started under Zanele Hlatshwayo, who was sacked following allegations of gross mismanagement, maladministration and corruption.
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image captionThe new museum will be based in the cells and offices of Bow Street Police Station
The prison cells of a former central London police station are to become the galleries of a new museum.
Bow Street Police Station and Magistrates Court opened in Covent Garden in 1881, but it was closed a number of years ago.
From early 2021, the building s ground floor cells and offices are to open up as the Bow Street Police Museum, telling the history of local policing.
Manager Vicki Pipe said they cannot wait to welcome our first visitors .
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