Hong Kong Police Force
Municipal Police force getting a makeover
The Interior Ministry is moving ahead with changes to the Municipal Police force, deeming that the existing framework needs to be adapted to meet the needs of the country's cities and their residents. It is also planning to hire more than 1,200 new officers.
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Popular Greek singer Themis Adamantidis arrested for domestic violence
The singer is being held at the Police station
Police trade unions welcome appointment of new commissioner
Ljubljana – The two police trade unions have welcomed the appointment of Boštjan Lindav as acting police commissioner, praising him as a top expert and a person of great ethic and professional integrity.
“He is a career police officer who enjoys good reputation among the general public and in particular in police ranks,” SPS trade union stated in a written response.
Delo analyses major drop in trust in police
Ljubljana – A significant drop in trust in police requires a reflection, cautions the newspaper Delo in Monday’s front-page commentary.
Pollster Valicon has been determining public trust in institutions and professions since 2012 and confidence in the police force hit a record low in the October survey.
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Hong Kong police battle protesters trying to escape arrest
Hong Kong police fought off protesters with tear gas and batons on Nov. 18 as they tried to break through a police cordon that is trapping hundreds of them on a university campus.
Hong Kong police shoot protester, igniting renewed fury
A Hong Kong policeman shot a masked protester in the torso on Nov. 11 morning, igniting clashes across the city and renewed fury towards the force as crowds took to the streets to block roads and hurl insults at officers.
Hong Kong police threaten use of water cannon in latest clashes
Hong Kong police on Aug. 25 for the first time rolled out water cannon trucks in clashes with protesters, after months of escalating violence, but stopped short of using them.
Hong Kong police unveil water cannon trucks after new protests
Hong Kong police on Aug. 12 unveiled water cannon trucks as a new way to combat pro-democracy protesters, after tear gas and rubber bullets failed to stop more than two months of rallies.
Protesters clash in Hong Kong as cycle of violence intensifies
Hong Kong police clashed with thousands of protesters on July 28, as they sought to defend China's main representative office from crowds seething over what many see as an increasing cycle of violence against them.
Police fire tear gas at Hong Kongers defying ban on ’anti-triad’ rall
Hong Kong police fired tear gas on July 27 at protesters holding a banned rally against suspected triad gangs who beat up pro-democracy demonstrators near the Chinese border last weekend, tipping the finance hub further into chaos.