david carrick served in the unit responsible for protecting the british prime minister's residence inully declared this to his victims, first convincing them that they were completely safe with him, and then threatening them and making it clear that there was no point in complaining about him. would it is logical to assume that candidates for guarding one of the main residences of the country should undergo thorough and strict checks, everyone who has at least some complaints should be immediately eliminated, but it turned out that this is not so, complaints regarding carrick, and they were received , just like in the case of kazanets, the london police did not react, in these footage david kirrick shows the house where he raped women who were in his power, one of them was so... defecated on me, locked me naked in a closet or forced me to sleep naked on the floor. i was being strangled kicked and threatened, he sent text messages wishing i would die in a car accident or from cancer and wanting to urinate on my grave. i was too scared to go to the police because the accused had gotten

it's possible. that david carrick would have continued to commit crimes, but the high-profile trial ofims not only to come to the police, but to insist that her allegations were thoroughly investigated. this ultimately led to a police officer knocking on the rapist's door with an arrest warrant. it is not necessary. no, she is. i've been a police officer for 20 years. do you really want me to confess like this? no, we are simply explaining to you that you are under arrest, tell us what you need. during the trial , 13 women came forward with accusations against carrick, he committed over eighty crimes, and the judge sentenced him to 36 life sentences. former police officer on parole can only count in 30 years. you have used women who have had relationships with you in horrendous ways, and you have sexually abused many women. there was no place for police lawbreakers. the changes affected not only the inspection system, but also our ethics and values. if the results of independent investigations are to be believed, then police officials. so far we have not progressed much beyond big word

this is great for people like me, carrick rambler won the grand national last year.oft for him, we'll find out later on. of last year, and many others to look out for. one thing is for sure, others to look out for. one thing is forsure, do others to look out for. one thing is for sure, do not rule out willie mullins. there is a good chance he will be in the winner's enclosure again came at 3:30pm here with another gold cap to his name. we look forward to see what will happen. to tennis where carlos alcaraz remains on track to defend his indian wells title — but his place in the semi finals came at a painful — and somewhat unique — price. the two time grand slam champion was stung on the forehead — after a swarm of bees invaded his match against alexander zverev. play was suspended for an hour and 40 minutes — as the swarm was cleared — before alcaraz returned to win in straight sets. the sky had a thousand flies, stuck in my hair, owing to me. it was crazy, and one of them was hitting on me. but, yes. itried crazy, and one of them was hitting on me. but, yes. i tried

tragedies of sarah everard, nicole smallman, and those two monsters which are wayne couzens and david carrick ended up being some of the most keenest criminals in this country that we have seen the last couple of years. the hotline has been launched so that staff, colleagues, members of the public, are able to report police corruption through this confidential, anonymous helpline. they can do that by telephoning or they can do it online. the investigation would then get passed to the relevant police force across all of the united kingdom for their police standards department and their anti—corruption units to be investigating those crimes. what we have seen from the met�*s pilot of this over the last 18 months is, as you say, thousands of calls going on, resulting in 800 investigation is being launched, and a number of police officers facing criminal charges and of course losing their jobs. charges and of course losing their “obs. ., ., charges and of course losing their 'obs. ., ., ., charges and of course losing their “obs. ., ., ., ., , ., jobs. you are also the conservative police and cri

the guy, when we talk about carrick holmes, have even done anything for haiti. all haitians need to work together to see if we can save the country. those countries always go to haiti in a situation where we end up fighting each other. i go to your. com cannot do anything for us. it is like when you run from the rain and end up falling in the mud, the only thing i can say is that aerial henry is out forever. he cannot do anything for us any more. yeah, guy ation p. i relocated to the us, tired to for the ricoh for his resignation announcement. the army says he will remain as a to the fact. so need until a new government is for my mom, these. yeah. after the council of ministers tonight accepted to put into place a transitional presidential council, the members of the council will be picked after agreements with different sectors of the national life. the government i am running will remove itself immediately after the establishment of set to counsel. the how the car being committed. so you propose that hate to be led by a transitional counsel into the. ready say

was carrick home, was increasingly tense, territorial dispute between host country guyana and its south american neighbour venezuela. the 2 countries have been in a border dispute since $618.00 hundreds with venezuela claiming the land west of the us, the cable river equivalent to 2 thirds of love. diana considers its territory while not a member of carol comp, the president of brazil, louis i see the lady and on the way to st. vincent to budget 53 if you can't be ignored because it's almost a century as old. we've been dealing with it for years to the courts and the u. n. and this will continue. what we're going to do is work to ensure that it continues to be discussed and debated. and that we can find a solution as friendly as possible. presented is one of the mediators and current negotiations between the disputing countries. this really does not recognize the international court of justice is numerous addiction and just building up military forces along the border with guiana. my uncle meant affronted off president me for less than i do to accuse is brianna. i'm carrying out a quote

we want to tell carrick home that they can not choose for us. it's the haitian people . so for the industry, it's sort of both prime minister ariel henry will be the ones to install someone at the national palace. when we talk about caring home, have they even done anything for haiti? all haitians need to work together to see if we can save the country. those countries always both hated in a situation where we ended up finding each other. i got to you kind of com cannot do anything for us. it is like when you run from the rain and end up falling in the mud, the only thing i can say is that aerial henry is out forever. he cannot do anything for us anymore. the outgoing haitian p i relocated to the us to are 3 a pull to rico for his resignation and that was an area on me says he will remain as hazy the fact. so need a new government is formed might not be yeah. after the council of ministers tonight accepted to put into place a transitional presidential council, the members of the council will be picked after agreement with different sectors of the national life. the gover

we saw in the wake of the murder of sarah everard and the atrocities of david carrick, nearly 3000 calls we found in the metropolitan police, that will be replicated in otherforces the metropolitan police, that will be replicated in other forces across the country. this is not a metropolitan police problem. it is great this hotline is out there and that the police service in england and wales shows that it means business about rooting out corrupt and rogue officers. doers business about rooting out corrupt and rogue officers.— business about rooting out corrupt and rogue officers. does the police have the infrastructure _ and rogue officers. does the police have the infrastructure to - and rogue officers. does the police have the infrastructure to manage | have the infrastructure to manage these investigations, there are hundreds of people being reported. in the setting up of a new process like this, every single force in the country will have looked how to respond. it is all very well to encourage people... they then need to do something with the information. in the metropolitan police,

this is something that carrick home, which is the caribbean body. it's an economic and political body of around 15 nations states in the caribbean says it's going to look at implementing straight away. and he says that is when he will fully step down from being the into him prime minister. let's be clear though, our real henry was never elected, he took office back in 2021. he did so off to the haitian pro, a president was assassinated at the time. he has been repeatedly accused of being corrupted as being repeatedly accused of delaying elections. hating half what happened election since 2016, and this is the reason why the gang subsides. they won't take him out. they said that if he remained in power, they would cause a civil war and they would be genocide in the country. so we're hearing from arrow henry, he's knocked on haitian, so at the moment he's been banned from re entering the country that he will resign when this translational counsellor setup. and we understand that that will be very sitting on the ground itself. charlotte, the violence h

the 15 member carrick on blockers discussing a proposal to foxtrot a political transition in hate to the government to get a state of emergency last week. and security forces are struggling to contain criminal gains, and the capital minister arrow only is now in puerto rico. as i think get today's meeting on so critical thinking, turn it off together is testament to, to make is leadership leadership and they have a screen share leadership at a critical moment. critical moment for katie, but also kind of model for all of us. everybody agreed to the urgent need for the establishment of a presidential conk. so everybody agreed that that presidential council would be required to have identified a prime minister. everybody agreed that that prime minister working with the presidential council would be effectively required to establish a government. and the everyone agreed on the provisional electronic comes for being critical to institution to be established. and they all agreed that the security situation needed to be contained as soon as possible for some patients about the foreign inter

actually to stay on state lincoln jested into the jamaican capital kingston for the meeting, called 58 carrick home regional body, during which a proposal to expedite a political transition in haiti is expected to be discussed. he remains in a state of emergency as gangs and the security forces baffled for control of the country. meanwhile, the united nations and now the partners have managed to send 1500 hygiene kits to hate to eat, but say more aid is desperately needed. we need on hindered safe humanitarian access without any preconditions or humanitarian partners continued report, shortages of medicine and medical equipment along with blood beds and staff to treat the patients who are coming in to the hospitals, with gunshot wounds, from areas all around puerto prince, the humanitarian needs response plan for haiti, which call for $674000000.00 is only 2.6 percent funded. that means it only has $17700000.00 in the bank. that is not a nuff. we are generally need funding to. it'd be able to help the people of haiti o corresponding to raise a bio has moved from the border between haiti and th

it was that richard carrick chairs to their children's future. and people want to be able to have a safe and happy life and, and lives. it's important. remember that and the heads of government should do try to. we also heard that some new shape isn't. it was in the 5 of come out and said that if i put to know if it puts in may use this attack as a sort of false flag and the directly just point the finger directly at euclid. and then this in turn, would escalate and tensions. what are your thoughts on, on that report? well, that's kind of difficult for the new york times. every speculating right now and 2 things are certainly, nobody knows exactly what happened or nobody, nobody in the public domains knows exactly what happened. and i think that russian authorities, what would they do know what happened? what kind of keep it under wraps, that they roll up their investigation as any investigative body would do throughout the world, and then they'll present the fact. the other thing that is certain is that this is going to be politicized soon as so

essentially is this to sion of soul carrick acid, what the hydro, clark acid, and even a little hydrochloric acid, a very strong mix. up of the volcano ologist, i went to explore the lake and a rubber boat, barely made it back to the shore. as soon as the aluminum force that they were using to row had nearly dissolved with the so the lake is absolutely unique to here need. why similar ones can be found in japan, indonesia, and new zealand i need, but they are extremely rare in the world around and sure. and come child got this is the only lake like that. the the volcano go to ellie, used to have a lake like this before, but that one disappeared after interruption in 2010. so we're left with just this one was, in fact the volcano is getting more active now. the water level in the lake is rising to and something dangerous may happen soon. the crater wall may collapse, letting all of this drawn aggressive a city water flooded the surrounding area. so you, it's a good thing. nobody lives around here. let's talk about geysers. and we know that they're very rare and we know that they are connected

scandals, including the murder of sarah everard by serving officer wayne couzens and serial rapist david carrickirst master tribe anti—corruption hotline in november 2022. it is now being rolled out nationally, run by the charity crimestoppers, it allows anyone to report concerns about corrupt, abusive or criminal police officers and staff. reports can be made online or by phone and people can choose to remain anonymous. any information will be passed at their relevant force for assessment and may lead to an investigation. since it launched in november 2022, the met has had more than 2800 online reports on calls made to the met. that information led to 720 investigations. last month an independent review found a series of red flags were missed about wayne couzens and police chiefs acknowledge scandals like sarah everard�*s murder have impacted the trust the public having policing and the ability to identify wrongdoing within their own ranks. trust the ability to identify wrongdoing within their own ranks.— the ability to identify wrongdoing within their own ranks. trust in the laces at within th

scandals, including the murder of sarah everard by serving officer wayne couzens and serial rapist david carricktan police's reputation and led it to become the first force to trial the anti—corruption hotline in november 2022. it is now being rolled out nationally. run by the charity crimestoppers, it allows anyone to report concerns about corrupt, abusive or criminal police officers and staff. reports can be made online or by phone, and people can choose to remain anonymous. any information will be passed to the relevant force for assessment and may lead to an investigation. since it launched in november 2022, the met has had more than 2,800 online reports and calls made to the service. that information led to 728 investigations. last month, an independent review found a series of red flags were missed about wayne couzens, and police chiefs acknowledge scandals like sarah everard's murder have impacted the trust the public have in policing and the ability to identify wrongdoing within their own ranks. well, trust in the police is at the lowest level it's ever been, so having a new independent

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everyday people on twitter carrick facebook, other big sites, the biden administration accused and sued for collaborating these large companies to take down some of these vaccine -related posts. hears a sceptical justice questioning the government. >> the only reason why this is taking place is because the federal government has got section 230 and antitrust in its pocket and to mix my metaphors and it's got this big clubs available to it. it is trading facebook and these other platforms like their subordinates. >> a big day in the -- justices will render a decision by the end of june, early july at the latest martha. >> martha: thank you david very much. joining me now as former federal prosecutor and current attorney could to have you. i want to get into wants going on with the supreme court but first he reaction to this news from the trump team that he cannot come up with the 430 plus million dollars. ethic it's the largest settlement ever against an individual in this country? >> i wouldn't count him out yet. he has a week to actually have the money secured in order to file the appe

or carrick home was increasingly tense, territorial dispute between host country diana, and it's south american neighbour venezuela. the 2 countries had been in a border dispute some 618 hundreds with industry elect claiming the land west of the us, the cable river equivalent to 2 thirds of love. diana considers its territory while not a member of carol. com, the president of brazil, louis se by weight in on the way to st. vincent de paul just recently issue can't be ignored because it's almost a centuries old. we've been dealing with it for years to the courts and the u. n. and this will continue. what we're going to do is work to ensure that it continues to be discussed and debated, and that we can find a solution as friendly as possible. for sale is one of the mediators and current negotiations between the disputing countries. and this really does not recognize the international court of justice is numerous addiction and just building up military forces along the border with we don't know who my uncle benefited off president me for less than i do to choose is brianna. i'm carrying o

, including the murder of sarah everard by serving officer wayne couzens, and serial rapist david carricklst he was a police officer, severely damaged the metropolitan police's reputation and led it to become the first force to trial the anti—corruption hotline in november 2022. it is now being rolled out nationally. run by the charity crimestoppers, it allows anyone to report concerns about corrupt, abusive or criminal police officers and staff. reports can be made online or by phone, and people can choose to remain anonymous. any information will be passed to the relevant force for assessment and may lead to an investigation. since it launched in november 2022, the met has had more than 2,800 online reports and calls made to the service. that information led to 728 investigations. last month, an independent review found a series of red flags were missed about wayne couzens and police chiefs acknowledged scandals like sarah everard's murder have impacted the trust the public have in policing and the ability to identify wrongdoing within their own ranks. well, trust in the police is the l

and of course, the reputation was hit by carrick and cousins and all these other sexual predators.it really needs the real ethical leadership, not not only at the top of the met and other police services, but at the home office when we had an overindulgent, home secretary like suella braverman , etc, getting involved braverman, etc, getting involved in operational policing that was the worst thing we needed. >> yeah. well, patrick, do you think we just need tougher police officers? are they , have police officers? are they, have we got. you know, some people say too many graduates , too much say too many graduates, too much form filling and not enough tough. you know , can i just say tough. you know, can i just say something? >> i was a graduate and i wasn't soft on policing, so i hear this thing about graduates. i was the graduate, and i. it actually helped me to be a more effective and objective officer. so please, i hate these stereotypes about too many graduates. >> although leroy that was back before universities turned down a peculiar path that they have in the last few years

but if you think about the david carrick review around drugs right. so drugs are a big scourge.e recent stats are the data is, 60% of all opiate addicted prisoners are not making it to a gp prescription on release from prison . so on release from prison. so there's one prison in the north, 85% of prisoners are getting released from the prison. don't even make it. they make it to the drug dealer before the prison. it's absolutely it's chaos. >> and of course, mark, it will just put huge pressure on an already overloaded parole system i >> -- >> it's not lam em >> it's not just the parole system. the probation services are over capacity. over capacity. you've seen from you know, we've had 25 prison and justice ministers in the last 15 years. you know, you've got the it's just all there laid out the prison conditions today. i've got to tell you that some of those prisons, the big ones like brixton, the scrubs, winson green, etc. they were designed by in the victorian age to house one prisoner. they're housing up to three, and we're locking people up for 22 hours a day, plus bang up