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One in 10 cops fired in Mexico
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Mexico's federal police agency has fired nearly 10 percent of its force this year for failing checks designed to detect possible corruption, a major obstacle in the country's battle against brutal drug gangs. Mexico's approximately 35,000 federal police are required to undergo periodic lie detector, psychological and drug examinations, and the government routinely investigates their finances and personal life. Federal Police Commissioner Facundo Rosas said 3,200 officers have been dismissed this year for failing to meet the agency's standards. He did not give more details. (AP)
警察官3,200人を免職、メキシコ
メキシコで汚職にかかわったなどの理由で、約3,200人の警察官が免職処分となった。これは、全警察官の1割に当たる。
Shukan ST: September 10, 2010
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