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“Danielle Smith is black inside. She appoints black inside. Similar people, they attract to each other.” Alberta resident Bob Rai, who suffered the consequences of a compromised police investigation into his cousin’s death is worried about the integrity of Alberta’s new police force under the leadership of Danielle Smith.... “With the circumstances she’s surrounded with right now involving corruption and conflicts of interest — she desperately wants her own police force or access to police and intelligence, and I think she hired the perfect candidate that has almost a tainted past as much as she does.” In 2014, Rai’s cousin was murdered under suspicious circumstances. The investigation, he claims, was undermined by Punjabi Sikh translators and a fraudulent Nigerian pathologist who ruled the death a suicide by explosion and fire—effectively blocking the RCMP from pursuing a credible case of assassination linked to Punjabi Sikh organized crime. Now, Rai is expressing serious concern over Premier Danielle Smith’s appointment of Satpal Singh Parhar as Alberta’s new Chief of Police. Citing Parhar’s ties to both the Punjabi Sikh community and Nigeria, Rai fears a repeat of the systemic vulnerabilities that obstructed justice in his family’s case.show more

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Immigration firms are advertising Danielle Smith’s new pathway for foreigners to police Albertans. “Whether you’re in Nigeria, India, Ghana, Philippines, or any other country in the world this could be the opportunity you’ve been waiting for,” says RCIC-registered immigration consultant Pius Ekwulugo in a YouTube video. This is concerning amid Premier Smith’s government appointing Sat Parhar (a.k.a. Satpal Singh Parhar) as Alberta’s new police chief, whose businesses have official partnerships with immigration firms. Chief Parhar was once accused of nepotism during his time at the Calgary Police Service, where officers he “groomed” were nicknamed “FOS” (Friends of Sat). Chief Parhar’s firm has ties to Nigeria, and he is a vocal advocate for diversity and inclusion. Will Alberta’s new police force become a force of “FOS” who are merely seeking citizenship? How can the integrity of investigations into homicides, transnational drug trafficking, and organized crime be ensured under a police force shaped by Danielle Smith and Satpal Singh Parhar?

Immigration firms are advertising Danielle Smith’s new pathway for foreigners to police Albertans. “Whether you’re in Nigeria, India, Ghana, Philippines, or any other country in the world this could be the opportunity you’ve been waiting for,” says RCIC-registered immigration consultant Pius Ekwulugo in a YouTube video. This is concerning amid Premier Smith’s government appointing Sat Parhar (a.k.a. Satpal Singh Parhar) as Alberta’s new police chief, whose businesses have official partnerships with immigration firms. Chief Parhar was once accused of nepotism during his time at the Calgary Police Service, where officers he “groomed” were nicknamed “FOS” (Friends of Sat). Chief Parhar’s firm has ties to Nigeria, and he is a vocal advocate for diversity and inclusion. Will Alberta’s new police force become a force of “FOS” who are merely seeking citizenship? How can the integrity of investigations into homicides, transnational drug trafficking, and organized crime be ensured under a police force shaped by Danielle Smith and Satpal Singh Parhar?

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National Security Risk? Meet Alberta’s New Police Chief with Foreign Ties: Satpal Singh Parhar On July 2, 2025, Premier Danielle Smith appointed Satpal Singh Parhar (a.k.a. Sat Parhar) as the inaugural chief of Alberta’s new provincial police force—despite what critics call a “tainted past.” We combed through court filings, corporate records, and government tenders, uncovering findings that raise serious national security concerns for both Canada and the United States, especially given Alberta’s shared border with Montana. Our investigation uncovered the following about Chief Satpal Singh Parhar: 📌He is president and shareholder (through a numbered company) of ReTrain Canada. 📌ReTrain Canada powers ReTrain Nigeria, which offers courses in cybersecurity and lists Huawei—the Chinese tech giant banned by Canada and the U.S. over espionage risks—as a client. 📌Until recently, he was president of a mental health clinic treating RCMP officers, despite holding financial ties to Huawei via another firm. 📌He was previously accused of nepotism in a lawsuit filed by fellow Calgary Police officer Bruce Walker. 📌He was once the subject of an investigation for allegedly failing to investigate internal misconduct involving evidence fabrication. 📌His company, ReTrain Canada, received several non-competitive, sole-sourced federal contracts—one worth nearly $100,000. 📌He is currently named in an active $3.5 million lawsuit filed by a former Calgary Police officer who was acquitted of breach of trust charges. 📌Appears to have no formal post-secondary education, aside from scattered certificates. 📌The Calgary Police Chief who promoted him to Deputy Chief—Roger Chaffin—was accused by his successor, Chief Mark Neufeld, of authorizing a $500,000 "sham" severance package for a legal counsel who gave herself a $50,000 raise. Just hours after we sent a media inquiry to Chief Parhar regarding undisclosed business ties omitted from his LinkedIn profile, his profile was deleted. "Danielle Smith wants this guy looking after the Canada-U.S. border where massive amounts of drug transport is taking place every single day," protests Bob Rai, a concerned Albertan who lived through the nightmare of having the police investigation into his cousin's tragic death compromised by a fake Nigerian forensic pathologist whose medical diploma has never been primary source verified. Concerned about the integrity of this new police force, Mr. Rai raises questions about what kind of police force will be created under Chief Parhar's leadership—especially given his business ties to immigration firms and Premier Danielle Smith's new policy to grant foreign police officers a pathway to PR for policing Albertans. "I think that this is absolutely ridiculous, I think she is trying to grow her own private police force -- and become her own little dictator," expressed Rai. Please be sure to follow and support investigative journalism that you won't find anywhere else Media Bezirgan

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Dear Alberta, Did you know Danielle Smith wants to hire foreigners from Nigeria to become police officers in your province? The new Alberta police chief she appointed, Satpal Singh Parhar, is a founder of "Re-Train Nigeria."

Dear Alberta, Did you know Danielle Smith wants to hire foreigners from Nigeria to become police officers in your province? The new Alberta police chief she appointed, Satpal Singh Parhar, is a founder of "Re-Train Nigeria."

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Danielle Smith’s Alberta Police Chief Selection Mirrors Corrupt Third World Tactics Alberta’s new police chief, Sat Parhar (aka Satpal Singh Parhar), was chosen by the very board he once chaired. Normally, that would be a textbook conflict of interest — a board hiring its own chair. But at the time of his appointment, no code of conduct rules existed to stop it. Under Alberta’s own Public Agencies Governance Act (APAGA), such boards are required to have a Code of Conduct in place within three months of being created — and to make it public. Records show this didn’t happen. Instead, the first Code of Conduct was only drafted after Parhar stepped down as chair, and it didn’t come into effect until weeks after he was already announced as chief. Why did Danielle Smith and deputy premier Mike Ellis permit a board without a code of conduct barring conflicts of interest to oversee the process — and then present that process to Albertans as ‘rigorous’ and ‘merit-based’?

Danielle Smith’s Alberta Police Chief Selection Mirrors Corrupt Third World Tactics Alberta’s new police chief, Sat Parhar (aka Satpal Singh Parhar), was chosen by the very board he once chaired. Normally, that would be a textbook conflict of interest — a board hiring its own chair. But at the time of his appointment, no code of conduct rules existed to stop it. Under Alberta’s own Public Agencies Governance Act (APAGA), such boards are required to have a Code of Conduct in place within three months of being created — and to make it public. Records show this didn’t happen. Instead, the first Code of Conduct was only drafted after Parhar stepped down as chair, and it didn’t come into effect until weeks after he was already announced as chief. Why did Danielle Smith and deputy premier Mike Ellis permit a board without a code of conduct barring conflicts of interest to oversee the process — and then present that process to Albertans as ‘rigorous’ and ‘merit-based’?

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SCANDAL: Alberta’s Police Chief Was Appointed by the Same Board He Chaired Danielle Smith’s government silently went along with the fact that the Independent Agency Police Service Oversight Board, tasked with finding the most qualified Albertan to lead the new provincial police force, chose its own chairman, Satpal Singh Parhar, for the job. Having hidden this critical conflict of interest concerning the safety and security of Albertans has rattled critics, who are now calling for the resignation of Chief Parhar, the entire board, Minister Mike Ellis, and Premier Danielle Smith. Last week, in our in-depth report raising national security concerns about the questionable selection of Chief Parhar—prior to our discovery that he had served as chair—Minister Ellis’s press secretary stated that the process was “independently led by the Independent Agency Police Service Oversight Board and adhered to established public sector protocols for executive-level appointments.” This revelation shatters the credibility of that statement and raises serious questions about integrity, transparency, and accountability at every level of Danielle Smith’s government. If this is what “established public sector protocols” look like, Albertans deserve to know how many other appointments are built on the same foundation of conflict of interest. Chief Parhar, Premier Smith, and Minister Ellis have not responded to our media inquiry, leaving unanswered whether U.S. security agencies were consulted about this appointment—an especially pressing question given Alberta’s shared border with Montana and the persistent threat of transnational crime, including fentanyl trafficking. This investigation is far from over, and Media Bezirgan needs your financial support to continue uncovering this scandal. I’d like to thank law enforcement and Intelligence community for pointing out the fact that Parhar used to be the chair of the board that ultimately appointed him chief.

SCANDAL: Alberta’s Police Chief Was Appointed by the Same Board He Chaired Danielle Smith’s government silently went along with the fact that the Independent Agency Police Service Oversight Board, tasked with finding the most qualified Albertan to lead the new provincial police force, chose its own chairman, Satpal Singh Parhar, for the job. Having hidden this critical conflict of interest concerning the safety and security of Albertans has rattled critics, who are now calling for the resignation of Chief Parhar, the entire board, Minister Mike Ellis, and Premier Danielle Smith. Last week, in our in-depth report raising national security concerns about the questionable selection of Chief Parhar—prior to our discovery that he had served as chair—Minister Ellis’s press secretary stated that the process was “independently led by the Independent Agency Police Service Oversight Board and adhered to established public sector protocols for executive-level appointments.” This revelation shatters the credibility of that statement and raises serious questions about integrity, transparency, and accountability at every level of Danielle Smith’s government. If this is what “established public sector protocols” look like, Albertans deserve to know how many other appointments are built on the same foundation of conflict of interest. Chief Parhar, Premier Smith, and Minister Ellis have not responded to our media inquiry, leaving unanswered whether U.S. security agencies were consulted about this appointment—an especially pressing question given Alberta’s shared border with Montana and the persistent threat of transnational crime, including fentanyl trafficking. This investigation is far from over, and Media Bezirgan needs your financial support to continue uncovering this scandal. I’d like to thank law enforcement and Intelligence community for pointing out the fact that Parhar used to be the chair of the board that ultimately appointed him chief.

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EXCLUSIVE: Court filings show Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s new chief of police, Satpal Singh Parhar, was once accused of nepotism. “Parhar groomed certain candidates for promotion based on his relationship with them rather than their own abilities or merit,” pleaded Staff Sergeant Bruce Walker in his lawsuit against the Calgary Police Service, naming Parhar—who was a deputy chief at the time—as one of the defendants. “Those officers were known within the CPS as ‘Friends of Sat’ or ‘FOS,’” Walker pleaded in his lawsuit. The lawsuit was discontinued in 2019 for unknown reasons days after Parhar’s announcement of retirement from the CPS. According to critics, this makes Parhar a tainted individual and raises concerns about what kind of policing culture will prevail under his leadership in Alberta. Watch the full report below 👇🏻

EXCLUSIVE: Court filings show Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s new chief of police, Satpal Singh Parhar, was once accused of nepotism. “Parhar groomed certain candidates for promotion based on his relationship with them rather than their own abilities or merit,” pleaded Staff Sergeant Bruce Walker in his lawsuit against the Calgary Police Service, naming Parhar—who was a deputy chief at the time—as one of the defendants. “Those officers were known within the CPS as ‘Friends of Sat’ or ‘FOS,’” Walker pleaded in his lawsuit. The lawsuit was discontinued in 2019 for unknown reasons days after Parhar’s announcement of retirement from the CPS. According to critics, this makes Parhar a tainted individual and raises concerns about what kind of policing culture will prevail under his leadership in Alberta. Watch the full report below 👇🏻

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Calgary Singh BUSTED With 170 lb of Cocaine at US-Canada Border Freed on $0 Bail Next Day Surj Singh Salaria, a Calgary-based commercial truck driver, is facing three serious criminal charges for attempting to traffic 170 pounds of cocaine into Canada from the United States through the Montana–Alberta Coutts border crossing on September 25, 2025. While Canada’s multi-billion-dollar state media complex reported on Singh’s charges, it failed to dig deeper to determine whether he had been granted bail. According to court documents obtained by independent researcher Bob Rai, Singh was granted bail the very next day after his arrest by a provincial Justice of the Peace — for $0 bail and under extremely lax conditions, including permission to travel freely within the province and no curfew requirements.The swiftness of his release, despite being caught with $7 million worth of narcotics, raises serious questions about Canada’s ability to deter international drug trafficking. “The level of corruption and criminality in Canada, driven by a political-criminal nexus, is unmatched in the world,” stressed Rai, adding that the justice system’s inadequacy in handling ethno-religious organized crime is, in his view, one of the reasons for U.S. concern over Canada. We’ve seen Singh after Singh busted with huge amounts of narcotics and fentanyl — but how do they launder the cash? Mr. Rai explains that Punjabi gangs in Canada often use a money-transfer method that’s legal here but illegal in the U.S.: hawala. “I can speak for the Sikh-Punjabi ethnic gangs that have many members of parliament like Jasraj Singh Hallan, Tim Singh Uppal, and other Singhs in Ottawa, as well as all the provincial Singhs aligned under the dirty World Sikh Organization,” Rai stated, pointing out Hallan's gangster past and Uppal's alleged proximity to international drug traffickers, according to Canadian and Indian court documents. He also raises concerns about Alberta's premier Danielle Smith allowing Satpal Singh Parhar to appoint himself as the chief of Alberta's new police force despite his proximity to organized crime, as per various court filings. “Sat Singh Parhar will now be in charge of a 300 km international border, and I couldn't imagine what he will be doing with all of that intelligence received from federal and international agencies, and he will be profiliating and assisting high-level drug traffickers crossing the international border,” Rai expressed. Support Media Bezirgan for more.

Calgary Singh BUSTED With 170 lb of Cocaine at US-Canada Border Freed on $0 Bail Next Day Surj Singh Salaria, a Calgary-based commercial truck driver, is facing three serious criminal charges for attempting to traffic 170 pounds of cocaine into Canada from the United States through the Montana–Alberta Coutts border crossing on September 25, 2025. While Canada’s multi-billion-dollar state media complex reported on Singh’s charges, it failed to dig deeper to determine whether he had been granted bail. According to court documents obtained by independent researcher Bob Rai, Singh was granted bail the very next day after his arrest by a provincial Justice of the Peace — for $0 bail and under extremely lax conditions, including permission to travel freely within the province and no curfew requirements.The swiftness of his release, despite being caught with $7 million worth of narcotics, raises serious questions about Canada’s ability to deter international drug trafficking. “The level of corruption and criminality in Canada, driven by a political-criminal nexus, is unmatched in the world,” stressed Rai, adding that the justice system’s inadequacy in handling ethno-religious organized crime is, in his view, one of the reasons for U.S. concern over Canada. We’ve seen Singh after Singh busted with huge amounts of narcotics and fentanyl — but how do they launder the cash? Mr. Rai explains that Punjabi gangs in Canada often use a money-transfer method that’s legal here but illegal in the U.S.: hawala. “I can speak for the Sikh-Punjabi ethnic gangs that have many members of parliament like Jasraj Singh Hallan, Tim Singh Uppal, and other Singhs in Ottawa, as well as all the provincial Singhs aligned under the dirty World Sikh Organization,” Rai stated, pointing out Hallan's gangster past and Uppal's alleged proximity to international drug traffickers, according to Canadian and Indian court documents. He also raises concerns about Alberta's premier Danielle Smith allowing Satpal Singh Parhar to appoint himself as the chief of Alberta's new police force despite his proximity to organized crime, as per various court filings. “Sat Singh Parhar will now be in charge of a 300 km international border, and I couldn't imagine what he will be doing with all of that intelligence received from federal and international agencies, and he will be profiliating and assisting high-level drug traffickers crossing the international border,” Rai expressed. Support Media Bezirgan for more.

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Ever wondered how people earn MONEY doing NOTHING? Well, Alberta’s new police chief, Satpal Singh Parhar, seems to have the answer. Here’s how our investigation uncovered chief Parhar’s secretive business ties to Huawei—the Chinese tech giant banned by the U.S. and Canada over national security and espionage concerns. Chief Parhar deleted his LinkedIn profile just hours after I sent a media inquiry asking why these foreign business ties weren’t listed. What did Premier Danielle Smith see in him that outweighs his lack of transparency?

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EXCLUSIVE: Sat Parhar Made Police Chief by Board He Chaired, Before Any Conduct Rules Were in Place Government records show that when the board Satpal Singh Parhar once chaired announced him as Alberta’s first Chief of Police on July 2, no code of conduct was in force to prevent a conflict of interest in appointing its own former chairman. This raises questions about what kind of “rigorous, merit-based” hiring process was used by a board that had no Code of Conduct in place at the time — and ultimately selected its own chairman. Will Albertans have an accountable, transparent, and lawful police force loyal to the public that pays them, or an unaccountable force loyal to Chief Parhar—raising concerns about the integrity of death investigations, the risk of organized crime infiltration, and the trust of security agencies who must share intelligence essential to Albertans’ safety. Alberta's UCP government — specifically Minister Mike Ellis — has not responded to repeated media inquiries regarding this matter. Stay tuned for more exclusive investigative journalism you won't find anywhere else Media Bezirgan

EXCLUSIVE: Sat Parhar Made Police Chief by Board He Chaired, Before Any Conduct Rules Were in Place Government records show that when the board Satpal Singh Parhar once chaired announced him as Alberta’s first Chief of Police on July 2, no code of conduct was in force to prevent a conflict of interest in appointing its own former chairman. This raises questions about what kind of “rigorous, merit-based” hiring process was used by a board that had no Code of Conduct in place at the time — and ultimately selected its own chairman. Will Albertans have an accountable, transparent, and lawful police force loyal to the public that pays them, or an unaccountable force loyal to Chief Parhar—raising concerns about the integrity of death investigations, the risk of organized crime infiltration, and the trust of security agencies who must share intelligence essential to Albertans’ safety. Alberta's UCP government — specifically Minister Mike Ellis — has not responded to repeated media inquiries regarding this matter. Stay tuned for more exclusive investigative journalism you won't find anywhere else Media Bezirgan

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To the Inspector General of Police TUNJI DISU and the entire leadership of the Nigerian Police Force Nigeria Police Force, This is a formal call for the immediate arrest and prosecution of the individual known as VeryDarkMan for his blatant assault on the integrity of the Force and the office of the newly appointed Deputy Inspector General of Police, Margaret Ochalla. In a widely circulated video, this individual has crossed every line of decency and legality by attempting to intimidate a high ranking officer of the law through baseless allegations of blackmail and corruption. It is an affront to the Nigerian state that a private citizen would feel empowered to address a DIG with such condescension, calling her “Mama” while simultaneously issuing veiled threats that she will “learn the hard way” if she does not abandon her constitutional duties. This behaviour constitutes a direct attempt to obstruct the course of justice and undermine the authority of the Force Criminal Investigation Department. VeryDarkMan claims his social media platform is superior to the law and uses it as a weapon to bully public officials who are tasked with maintaining order and investigating crimes. Allowing such public harassment to go unpunished sets a dangerous precedent where influencers believe they can dictate the direction of police investigations through digital mob action and character assassination. His statement that the path the DIG is taking is a burning one is a clear attempt to incite fear and prevent a public officer from carrying out her lawful mandate. The Nigerian Police Force must act decisively to protect its officers from this brand of cyber intimidation and verbal assault. We cannot have a society where the rule of law is replaced by the whims of a social media personality who believes he is above the statutes of the land. This individual should be taken into custody immediately to answer for these defamatory statements and his attempts to interfere with active legal proceedings. Justice must be served, and the dignity of the Nigerian Police Force must be upheld against those who seek to drag its leadership into disrepute for the sake of online engagement. Condemning these actions is not enough; there must be firm legal consequences to ensure that the office of the DIG and the entire police structure remain respected and free from intimidation. Arresting VeryDarkMan will serve as a deterrent to others who believe that a large following gives them the right to threaten the custodians of our national security.

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To the Inspector General of Police TUNJI DISU and the entire leadership of the Nigerian Police Force Nigeria Police Force, This is a formal call for the immediate arrest and prosecution of the individual known as VeryDarkMan for his blatant assault on the integrity of the Force and the office of the newly appointed Deputy Inspector General of Police, Margaret Ochalla. In a widely circulated video, this individual has crossed every line of decency and legality by attempting to intimidate a high ranking officer of the law through baseless allegations of blackmail and corruption. It is an affront to the Nigerian state that a private citizen would feel empowered to address a DIG with such condescension, calling her “Mama” while simultaneously issuing veiled threats that she will “learn the hard way” if she does not abandon her constitutional duties. This behaviour constitutes a direct attempt to obstruct the course of justice and undermine the authority of the Force Criminal Investigation Department. VeryDarkMan claims his social media platform is superior to the law and uses it as a weapon to bully public officials who are tasked with maintaining order and investigating crimes. Allowing such public harassment to go unpunished sets a dangerous precedent where influencers believe they can dictate the direction of police investigations through digital mob action and character assassination. His statement that the path the DIG is taking is a burning one is a clear attempt to incite fear and prevent a public officer from carrying out her lawful mandate. The Nigerian Police Force must act decisively to protect its officers from this brand of cyber intimidation and verbal assault. We cannot have a society where the rule of law is replaced by the whims of a social media personality who believes he is above the statutes of the land. This individual should be taken into custody immediately to answer for these defamatory statements and his attempts to interfere with active legal proceedings. Justice must be served, and the dignity of the Nigerian Police Force must be upheld against those who seek to drag its leadership into disrepute for the sake of online engagement. Condemning these actions is not enough; there must be firm legal consequences to ensure that the office of the DIG and the entire police structure remain respected and free from intimidation. Arresting VeryDarkMan will serve as a deterrent to others who believe that a large following gives them the right to threaten the custodians of our national security.

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In UP's Sabtkabirnagar, a woman, who has a tattoo of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on her hand as a symbol of her faith in his commitment to women's safety, ascended a mobile tower to demand justice in a h@rassment case. She alleges that she is being h@rassed by an individual identified as Prabhakar Rai. Despite assurances from the police to take action, she reports that she continues to live in fear and has not yet received justice.

In UP's Sabtkabirnagar, a woman, who has a tattoo of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on her hand as a symbol of her faith in his commitment to women's safety, ascended a mobile tower to demand justice in a h@rassment case. She alleges that she is being h@rassed by an individual identified as Prabhakar Rai. Despite assurances from the police to take action, she reports that she continues to live in fear and has not yet received justice.

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“Chief Patterson has dedicated much of her career to protecting and serving the people of Mecklenburg County, and, as Police Chief, she will go the distance to keep her community safe.” - Governor Stein And a new chapter begins! Today, Chief Patterson was officially sworn in as our new Chief of Police. Through the oath of office, she pledged to lead with integrity, dedication and a heart to serve. We look forward to embarking on this new journey, as we work together to protect and strengthen our city. To hear more from Chief Patterson, checkout the link in our bio.

“Chief Patterson has dedicated much of her career to protecting and serving the people of Mecklenburg County, and, as Police Chief, she will go the distance to keep her community safe.” - Governor Stein And a new chapter begins! Today, Chief Patterson was officially sworn in as our new Chief of Police. Through the oath of office, she pledged to lead with integrity, dedication and a heart to serve. We look forward to embarking on this new journey, as we work together to protect and strengthen our city. To hear more from Chief Patterson, checkout the link in our bio.

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Julius Ssekamwa was a young Ugandan hustler whose earnings took care of FIVE children.Months back, one of the very many rogue elements who fill the ranks of Uganda Police Force decided to end his life for a “right of way” where the right was non-existent and the way not available! Uganda Police Force went silent on the case as Julius’ poor widow begs for justice. Several times in the past, police has refused or failed to bring their own to justice in similar incidents. #TheGainsTheyAreProtecting

Julius Ssekamwa was a young Ugandan hustler whose earnings took care of FIVE children.Months back, one of the very many rogue elements who fill the ranks of Uganda Police Force decided to end his life for a “right of way” where the right was non-existent and the way not available! Uganda Police Force went silent on the case as Julius’ poor widow begs for justice. Several times in the past, police has refused or failed to bring their own to justice in similar incidents. #TheGainsTheyAreProtecting

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#adejobiolumuyiwa l just sent 500k to the woman that claimed she was @$$ult3d by members of the Nigerian police force,I sent it because of the ear injury she claimed she got as a result of the a$$$ult,as of now the police are indirectly owing verydarkman the sum of 500k because it is their mess and they allegedly put her in that condition,in exchange for my money I want justice for the woman and those involve should be brought to book, policemen cannot keep on doing this to citizens and keep going unpunished,the police ppro I will wait for you tomorrow morning

#adejobiolumuyiwa l just sent 500k to the woman that claimed she was @$$ult3d by members of the Nigerian police force,I sent it because of the ear injury she claimed she got as a result of the a$$$ult,as of now the police are indirectly owing verydarkman the sum of 500k because it is their mess and they allegedly put her in that condition,in exchange for my money I want justice for the woman and those involve should be brought to book, policemen cannot keep on doing this to citizens and keep going unpunished,the police ppro I will wait for you tomorrow morning

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HISTORYSHEETER ROWDY ARRESTED; FAMILY ATTACKED POLICEMEN A 26-year-old history-sheeter was arrested during a ganja raid in Pulianthope after police seized narcotic substances from his residence. Police also registered a separate case against his relatives for attacking officers during the operation. A video of the altercation later circulated on social media. Acting on a tip-off about the sale of ganj in the Pulianthope, a team from the Basin Bridge Police Station, led by Sub-Inspector Krishnakumar and other personnel, conducted a raid on a house in Gandhi Nagar Fifth Street on Sunday night. The house belonged to Nandakumar, 26, who is listed as a history-sheeter by the police. During the search, officers seized 29 packets of ganja weighing a total of 10 grams and six syringes from the premises. Police said women present in the house initially objected to the search and attempted to prevent officers from carrying out the raid. After Nandakumar was arrested and police attempted to take him into custody, his mother and other female relatives assaulted the officers. According to police, the officers used force to protect themselves and bring the situation under control. A video showing the confrontation between police personnel and the family members subsequently went viral on social media platforms. Nandakumar was taken to the Basin Bridge Police Station, where a case was registered against him under relevant provisions relating to possession of narcotic substances. He was inquired further. In a related development, Nandakumar’s mother, Meena, went to the police station and demanded her son’s release. Police said she injured her wrist with a razor blade during the protest and argued with officers inside the station premises. She was later sent away after intervention by police personnel. The Basin Bridge police registered a separate case against Nandakumar’s relatives for obstructing and assaulting police personnel during the raid.

HISTORYSHEETER ROWDY ARRESTED; FAMILY ATTACKED POLICEMEN A 26-year-old history-sheeter was arrested during a ganja raid in Pulianthope after police seized narcotic substances from his residence. Police also registered a separate case against his relatives for attacking officers during the operation. A video of the altercation later circulated on social media. Acting on a tip-off about the sale of ganj in the Pulianthope, a team from the Basin Bridge Police Station, led by Sub-Inspector Krishnakumar and other personnel, conducted a raid on a house in Gandhi Nagar Fifth Street on Sunday night. The house belonged to Nandakumar, 26, who is listed as a history-sheeter by the police. During the search, officers seized 29 packets of ganja weighing a total of 10 grams and six syringes from the premises. Police said women present in the house initially objected to the search and attempted to prevent officers from carrying out the raid. After Nandakumar was arrested and police attempted to take him into custody, his mother and other female relatives assaulted the officers. According to police, the officers used force to protect themselves and bring the situation under control. A video showing the confrontation between police personnel and the family members subsequently went viral on social media platforms. Nandakumar was taken to the Basin Bridge Police Station, where a case was registered against him under relevant provisions relating to possession of narcotic substances. He was inquired further. In a related development, Nandakumar’s mother, Meena, went to the police station and demanded her son’s release. Police said she injured her wrist with a razor blade during the protest and argued with officers inside the station premises. She was later sent away after intervention by police personnel. The Basin Bridge police registered a separate case against Nandakumar’s relatives for obstructing and assaulting police personnel during the raid.

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Seems UP is officially a Police State now. 🚩A team of Mathura Police arrived to arrest a Man named Rakesh against whom there was a warrant in a family property dispute case. 🚩When the Police arrived Rakesh was having bath and Police caught him and not allowed him even to wear his clothes. 🚩Later they assaulted him when he asked them to show him the court order. 🚩Not only this the Policemen smashed him with a brick inside a private car 🚩And top of that Senior officers of MATHURA POLICE are justifying this brutal use of force by the police. 🚩Why Police can not show the warrant? Can Police arrest a woman while she is having bath and is semi nude? If not then why a Man? Why Police is using a private car for discharging official duty? Under which section of the CrPC or Police manual they are smashing him with a brick? Is there any difference between the Police and a Gunda in the state of UP? NHRC India UN Human Rights

Seems UP is officially a Police State now. 🚩A team of Mathura Police arrived to arrest a Man named Rakesh against whom there was a warrant in a family property dispute case. 🚩When the Police arrived Rakesh was having bath and Police caught him and not allowed him even to wear his clothes. 🚩Later they assaulted him when he asked them to show him the court order. 🚩Not only this the Policemen smashed him with a brick inside a private car 🚩And top of that Senior officers of MATHURA POLICE are justifying this brutal use of force by the police. 🚩Why Police can not show the warrant? Can Police arrest a woman while she is having bath and is semi nude? If not then why a Man? Why Police is using a private car for discharging official duty? Under which section of the CrPC or Police manual they are smashing him with a brick? Is there any difference between the Police and a Gunda in the state of UP? NHRC India UN Human Rights

NCMIndia Council For Men Affairs

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“CSIS was motivated to destroy any investigation that the RCMP was conducting, allowing the true perpetrators to get away,” says former Sikh who grew up in Surrey, BC. Today is the 39th anniversary of Canada’s deadliest terror attack. The masterminds of this attack are still among us and have yet to be brought to justice. What’s more concerning is that they may have a stronghold over Canadian politics and institutions. I asked Bob Rai, a former member of the cult responsible for the attack: Who were the true masterminds? Today, Sikh (Khalistani) extremists claim that it was the Indian government itself that blew up Air India Flight 182, killing 329 people. This is the narrative the World Sikh Organization, a Canada-based umbrella organization claiming to represent Sikhs, has pushed. Canadians, on the other hand, are convinced that it was Canadian-Sikh (Khalistani) extremist Talwinder Singh Parmar who masterminded the attack. But according to Bob Rai, the real masterminds were neither India nor Parmar, and are still walking among us with significant political influence over Canadian politics. Rai, who regards Parmar as a tribal man, does not believe he was sophisticated enough to mastermind the world’s deadliest aviation terror attack committed from Canadian soil, especially without any inside help. Rai disputes both the WSO’s rejected narrative and Canada’s accepted narrative: “The ayatollah was interrogated multiple times right after the airplane bombing in 1985 — the ayatollah of Sikhism, the ayatollah of the World Sikh Organization.” Rai’s source, a retired RCMP officer who was part of the disaster task force in 1985, confirmed that the “ayatollah” was indeed interrogated more than once, as opposed to just once as was previously claimed. Follow Media Bezirgan for more.

“CSIS was motivated to destroy any investigation that the RCMP was conducting, allowing the true perpetrators to get away,” says former Sikh who grew up in Surrey, BC. Today is the 39th anniversary of Canada’s deadliest terror attack. The masterminds of this attack are still among us and have yet to be brought to justice. What’s more concerning is that they may have a stronghold over Canadian politics and institutions. I asked Bob Rai, a former member of the cult responsible for the attack: Who were the true masterminds? Today, Sikh (Khalistani) extremists claim that it was the Indian government itself that blew up Air India Flight 182, killing 329 people. This is the narrative the World Sikh Organization, a Canada-based umbrella organization claiming to represent Sikhs, has pushed. Canadians, on the other hand, are convinced that it was Canadian-Sikh (Khalistani) extremist Talwinder Singh Parmar who masterminded the attack. But according to Bob Rai, the real masterminds were neither India nor Parmar, and are still walking among us with significant political influence over Canadian politics. Rai, who regards Parmar as a tribal man, does not believe he was sophisticated enough to mastermind the world’s deadliest aviation terror attack committed from Canadian soil, especially without any inside help. Rai disputes both the WSO’s rejected narrative and Canada’s accepted narrative: “The ayatollah was interrogated multiple times right after the airplane bombing in 1985 — the ayatollah of Sikhism, the ayatollah of the World Sikh Organization.” Rai’s source, a retired RCMP officer who was part of the disaster task force in 1985, confirmed that the “ayatollah” was indeed interrogated more than once, as opposed to just once as was previously claimed. Follow Media Bezirgan for more.

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In the film Maachis, the Punjabi Hindu character of Sanatan Kumar becomes symbol of shared loss. Hindus and Sikhs equally experienced grief and loss during the years of Punjab insurgency. What makes his character interesting is that as a Punjabi Hindu, he feels the pain of Sikh suffering because Sikhs are not outsiders for him. His grief is rooted in a shared Punjabi identity, where the suffering of Sikhs is not someone else's tragedy, it is the tragedy of his own people. Similarly, many Sikhs are deeply protective of Punjab's Hindus. They regard the Hindus of Punjab as their own. The suffering of Punjab's Hindus is not seen as someone else's tragedy, but as a shared loss that brings grief to the Sikh community as well.

In the film Maachis, the Punjabi Hindu character of Sanatan Kumar becomes symbol of shared loss. Hindus and Sikhs equally experienced grief and loss during the years of Punjab insurgency. What makes his character interesting is that as a Punjabi Hindu, he feels the pain of Sikh suffering because Sikhs are not outsiders for him. His grief is rooted in a shared Punjabi identity, where the suffering of Sikhs is not someone else's tragedy, it is the tragedy of his own people. Similarly, many Sikhs are deeply protective of Punjab's Hindus. They regard the Hindus of Punjab as their own. The suffering of Punjab's Hindus is not seen as someone else's tragedy, but as a shared loss that brings grief to the Sikh community as well.

Dipiya Dilawari

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A 32-year-old woman died under suspicious circumstances at her matrimonial home in Uttar Pradesh's Jhansi, barely four months after her marriage, with her family alleging that she was harassed for dowry and murdered by her in-laws. Police have launched an investigation and are awaiting the post-mortem report to ascertain the exact cause of death. The deceased, identified as Sapna Sahu, was a resident of Nai Basti under Kotwali police station limits. She had married Abhishek Sahu, who runs an artificial jewellery shop in Bisati Bazaar, on February 20 this year. #Jhansi #UttarPradesh #DowryDeath #DowryHarassment #CrimeNews

A 32-year-old woman died under suspicious circumstances at her matrimonial home in Uttar Pradesh's Jhansi, barely four months after her marriage, with her family alleging that she was harassed for dowry and murdered by her in-laws. Police have launched an investigation and are awaiting the post-mortem report to ascertain the exact cause of death. The deceased, identified as Sapna Sahu, was a resident of Nai Basti under Kotwali police station limits. She had married Abhishek Sahu, who runs an artificial jewellery shop in Bisati Bazaar, on February 20 this year. #Jhansi #UttarPradesh #DowryDeath #DowryHarassment #CrimeNews

IndiaToday

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