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Video address of “ordinary cop” triggers massive police abuse check

Source: Russia Today
Moscow : Russia | 15 days ago  
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Addressing “honest police officers”, and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin personally, he said that it is common practice for his chiefs to force the staff “work on weekends without any monetary reward”, “solve nonexistent crimes” and “jail innocent people to improve...
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