Police Corruption

Tonga, how corrupt are your police? Tongan police faked letters to New Zealand immigration authorities for an unknown number of people saying they had clean criminal records even when they had convictions for serious crime, including manslaughter, Tongan Police Commissioner Grant O’Fee says. He said they have identified 33 people who were given letters declaring they had no criminal records when it was known they did. “I have no doubt…

Recently there has been a ” spy ” put on gardening leave as he was involved in the Kim Dotcom case -  Hugh Wolfensohn. The GCSB called this ” Working through an employment process “. Hugh Wolfensohn has spent up to 16 years working for the GCSB as ” Agent CX “. Hugh has had a large contribution to the GCSB – Acting as deputy director and chief legal adviser….

“An inquiry revealed GCSB had misinterpreted new immigration laws.” Once again another cover up… Opposition parties heaped pressure on Prime Minister John Key after it emerged his office was notified about Kim Dotcom six months before his arrest. Staff in the office of former justice minister Simon Power rang Mr Key’s deputy chief of staff Phil de Joux in July last year to say an Overseas Investment Office application from…

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Kim Dotcom – illegal spying via the GCSB This is something that all New Zealander’s should be worried about – New Zealand CITIZEN is being watched by GCSB and have attempted to coverup behind John Key’s back – However no investigation will be made according to John Key. Recent revelations in court have exposed the New Zealand Police & GCSB have been illegally ” spying ” on Kim Dotcom. This…

Revelations about illegal Government spying on Kim Dotcom may have ramifications all the way to his case in the United States. Dotcom, leaving the High Court in Auckland today, said it was his understanding the Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB) provided “real-time” intercepted information to the United States. “If they got it, and if it was illegal, it might indicate parts of the indictment are tainted.” In other words, the…

An amateur video has emerged showing traffic police in Rangoon, Burma’s largest city, flagging down buses on a busy street and pocketing bribe after bribe. Our Observer says this form of corruption is common – but that only now, as the government loosens its tight grip on Burmese society, are citizens daring to do anything about it. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oC87EyhxHhE[/youtube] The video, surreptitiously shot from above the street, shows packed buses barely…

If your wanted for arrest, the police can request that your benefit / DPB / income from the govt be cut or suspended.. Is this fair? Isn’t this more control over citizens? There is no terms or conditions while getting a benefit, that states – You must not be wanted in the justice system. This law has been implemented via the ” Overnight Legislation ” – via Social Development Minister…

The criminal charges against Kim Dotcom in the United States may never get to trial, the judge overseeing the case has told the FBI. United States district court judge Liam O’Grady said he didn’t know if “we are ever going to have a trial in this matter” after being told Dotcom’s file-sharing company had never been formally served with criminal papers by the US. The comment has been seized on…