Showing posts with label fired. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fired. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Kremlin Fires Defiant Moscow Mayor Luzhkov
Long-time Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov accused President Dmitry Medvedev of leading the country back into Stalinism a day before he was sacked, a letter in a Russian magazine showed Wednesday.
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Undercover police waved hand gun at kids who throw snowballs at his car.Suspended to desk job.
The police officer's handgun is circle. He waved in front of chanting youngsters
The snowball fight on 14th Street in Washington DC was organised via Facebook
The detective pulls a man out from the crowd and accuses him of hitting his car with snowballs
This is the terrifying moment that an American police detective pulled out his handgun after he was targeted in a snowball fight.
Washington police are investigating the incident, when the off-duty officer drew his gun in the midst of the light-hearted battle.
About 200 people from a Washington D.C. neighbourhood had gathered to brave a snowstorm for a massive snowball fight.
'It was pretty fun,' one unidentified participant told reporters. 'But when the gun came out, it just changed the tone of the thing a little bit.'
The plainclothes officer became angry when his car - a maroon Hummer - was hit by snowballs.
He got out of the SUV and yelled at the crowd, before pulling out his gun and showing it to the crowd.
Eyewitness Matthew Bradley told Washington City Paper: 'We showed up to see a snowball fight already in progress. Two factions along 14th Street along the intersection.
'It was pretty friendly, mostly OK. At one point, there was one interaction with the police that I saw. A cop got stuck in the snow. People stopped and helped him out.
'A couple moments later, at the intersection, there was this big maroon Hummer. A small faction of people decided to target it with snowballs. They're throwing snowballs at the Hummer.
It turns out the driver of the Hummer is a detective. He gets out. He's waving a walkie talkie. It's not going well. Then he starts waving a gun.
'He hadn't identified himself at this point. There was a point where things cooled off a bit, more police showed up, and he identified himself at that point. The name was Detective Baylor.
'There was a point where it got really tense. The experience for many people was snowball fight kind of fun...and then there's a guy with a gun.'
Uniformed police arrived on the scene to investigate reports of a man waving a handgun. The detective only calmed down once his fellow police officers arrived. Later in the incident, the detective went into the crowd and grabbed a man who he thought threw a snowball at him.
Assistant Chief Pete Newsham said: 'We have to see what the entire circumstance was. But just a snowball fight, not in my mind, that doesn't seem a situation where we would pull out a service weapon.'
The officer, who has not been named, has been placed on desk duty pending the results of the investigation.
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Friday, September 4, 2009
Embassy Guards in Kabul Are Fired over photos of lewd and drunken brawls , deviant hazing ,humiliation of subordinates and others
3 men identified as Embassay guard seen here drunk .
Hillary Clinton is said to be genuinely offended at reports of misconduct by private guards at a US embassy.
The State Department has demanded the replacement of the entire management team of its security contractor at the U.S. Embassy in Afghanistan and requested the removal of all personnel involved in a scandal in which private guards allegedly engaged in lewd behavior and drunken brawls, officials said Friday.
In perhaps its most unseemly allegation, the group reported that guard supervisors at the embassy engaged in "near-weekly deviant hazing and humiliation of subordinates" at the Kabul camp where they were housed. The report was accompanied by graphic photos and videos, including one showing a guard drinking vodka that had been poured over another man's naked backside. About 30 guards and supervisors were involved in the improper activities, the group said.
Ian Kelly, a State Department spokesman, said 120 guards had been interviewed so far as part of investigations into the allegations.
"We did ask the ArmorGroup to remove all personnel involved in these disgusting events that you've seen in the photos," Kelly said.
The contractor, McLean-based ArmorGroup North America, has so far terminated the contracts of eight of the guards and two others have resigned, according to a statement from the embassy in Kabul. The men left Afghanistan on Friday, the statement said.
Marthena Cowart, the director of communications at the Project on Government Oversight, praised the move and said the guards had also lost their U.S. government security clearances.
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