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California says authorities undergo in recent months as part of a statewide crackdown on convicted felons and others. Brown announced Monday that sweeps conducted by state and local law enforcement since June targeted about 1,000. He says the owners had purchased the guns legally. But they were later because they were convicted of various felony and misdemeanor crimes or found to be mentally illl. Everything from handguns to assault rifles were seized around the state. The owners were identified through a state database that matches criminal histories with. Authorities plan to investigate about 9,000 others.

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LATEST figures by Gwent Police show that more than 100 people were stopped over the weekend in their drink drive crackdown. Over the weekend of December 8-9 officers asked 145 motorists to provide a specimen of breath during random stop checks through Gwent. Since the launch of the campaign on December 1. 880 breath tests have been carried out with 63 arrests. I'm glad there really should be a zero tolerance approach to this kind of thing. There are too many chancers out there who think they can get away with it. I'm glad there really should be a zero tolerance approach to this kind of thing. There are too many chancers out there who think they can get away with it. Vicki wrote:I'm glad there really should be a zero tolerance approach to this kind of thing. There are too many chancers out there who think they can get away with it. Agree with you 100%Then forget the penalty points - just lock them up for a minimum of 28days. Time to sober up. [quote][bold]Vicki[/bold] wrote:I'm glad there really should be a zero tolerance approach to this kind of thing. There are too many chancers out there who think they can get away with it.[/quote] Agree with you 100%Then forget the penalty points - just lock them up for a minimum of 28days. Time to sober up. Vicki wrote: I'm glad there really should be a zero tolerance approach to this kind of thing. There are too many chancers out there who think they can get away with it. Agree with you 100% Then forget the penalty points - just lock them up for a minimum of 28days. Time to sober up. Disagree. Take their license off them for 12 months. If they then do it again it's a life ban. No arguments no other sentence possible - life ban with no hope of ever getting a license again. Then make driving without a licence a prison term along with crushing the vehicle you were driving - unless it's stolen. There is now no excuse for not knowing how illegal and dangerous DUI is. [quote][bold]JONATHAN1939[/bold] wrote:[quote][bold]Vicki[/bold] wrote: I'm glad there really should be a zero tolerance approach to this kind of thing. There are too many chancers out there who think they can get away with it.[/quote] Agree with you 100% Then forget the penalty points - just lock them up for a minimum of 28days. Time to sober up.[/quote] Disagree. Take their license off them for 12 months. If they then do it again it's a life ban. No arguments no other sentence possible - life ban with no hope of ever getting a license again. Then make driving without a licence a prison term along with crushing the vehicle you were driving - unless it's stolen. There is now no excuse for not knowing how illegal and dangerous DUI is. Register for a FREE South Wales Argus account and you can have your say on today's news and sport by adding comments on articles we publish. The best comments may even get published in the paper. FOR one week only the phenomenon that is... Me And My Girl returns to The Bristol Hippodrome from November 11-15. Bristol Light Opera Club the company that brought you Oliver!. The Sound of Music. The Witches of Eastwick. Evita and The Wizard of Oz is proud in this their 75th anniversary year to present this timeless family musical.

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The Chief attend has promised cracker night will act despite Darwin City Council taking steps towards restricting populate from letting off Territory Day fireworks on council arrive. At last night's meeting council changed a by-law which allowed crackers to be let off at beaches and parks across Darwin on July 1. The Acting ennoble Mayor Heather Sjoberg says the move is about making cracker night safer. "It is possible that we ordain close more areas where we can. But most importantly we are seeking the control of very dangerous fireworks." Council is also seeking a contribution from the Territory Government for clean-up costs from cracker night. Council says the $58,000 they spent on cleaning up after this year's Territory Day was not a good use of money. But Chief attend Paul Henderson says the Government already bears a number of costs to do with cracker night. He says there has been no consultation between council and the Government or the public about the decision and that he ordain consider allowing people to use government owned land such as Marrara to let off fireworks if the restrictions come into compel. At last night's meeting council also announced they will release a draft management intend of their animal by-laws next week. The by-laws which come into cater in July include compulsory microchipping for dogs and cats. Community meetings to talk about the laws will start next week. Council also says construction of a new $100,000 community lay in Malak ordain start before Christmas. The space in the the car park of the suburb's shops will be used for a markets and small cultural festivals.

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POLICE stopped and searched more than 50 people and dealt with more than 40 traffic offences during the first day of a week-long crime crackdown in the west of York. More than 30 police officers will bee patrolling the streets of Acomb. Dringhouses and Woodthorpe. Holgate and Westfield as part of the high profile Operation Caritas this week. The operation is York's first ever "week of action" following on from the success of a series of challenge days across the city in the last 18 months. [quote]The operation is York's first ever "week of action" following on from the success of a series of action days across the city in the last 18 months.[/quote] I'm looking send to their first ever "year of challenge" The operation is York's first ever "week of action" following on from the success of a series of challenge days across the city in the last 18 months. [quote][bold]Bob hope[/bold] wrote:Isn't this what the police should be doing all the time?!?![/quote] Yes it is what they should be doing. But they're too busy giving out tickets to motorists and chasing statistics. But those targets are passed drink to them by the bosses who are given these targets by the goverment. If they dont get the targets the axe comes down from the goverment in the way of funding. It says to me that the police are aimed in that direction because motorists are easy targets. We cant even keep the people in prison who should be there. So what do the public want the guard to do. Make your voice heard and vote in a new goverment. Bob hope wrote:Isn't this what the police should be doing all the time?!?! Yes it is what they should be doing. But they're too busy giving out tickets to motorists and chasing statistics. But those targets are passed down to them by the bosses who are given these targets by the goverment. If they dont get the targets the axe comes down from the goverment in the way of funding. It says to me that the police are aimed in that direction because motorists are easy targets. We cant even act the people in prison who should be there. So what do the public be the police to do. alter your voice heard and choose in a new goverment. [ingeminate]guard officers will bee patrolling the streets of Acomb[/ingeminate] Aye. I've seen them buzzing around. It's a right honeypot of crime around there. Let's hope they can organise some kind of sting operation.(.. sorry. I couldn't back up it) Aye. I've seen them buzzing around. It's a right honeypot of crime around there. Let's hope they can organise some kind of sting operation.(.. sorry. I couldn't help it) If you liked this article and would like to overlap it with others on the web who might be searching for good content we've made it easy for you to do it. At the furnish of all articles you'll see links to six sites. These sites - commonly called 'social bookmark' or 'social news' sites - have large communities of web users who share and rate interesting useful and fun things on the web. Clicking the links will automatically add the address of the story you are reading to one of these sites letting you share it with others. Each site will ask you to register to share stories. Registration is free and once a member you can store recommend and examine for stories that interest you.

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The RIAA continues to intimidate the people it once referred to as "some of its best customers" with word that it has launched go 11 of its crackdown on campus piracy nationwide. Just like before the RIAA is kind enough to allow students the opportunity to resolve copyright infringement claims against them at a discounted evaluate before... Get a real-time be beneath the surface in the with our tools and. Also see our original real-time tracking system. --> DIGG. DIGG IT. DUGG. DIGG THIS. Digg graphics logos designs page headers button icons scripts and other service names are the trademarks of Digg Inc.

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Has started. 24 Bersih protestors were arrested today at Parliament now out either on bail or with no charges. The police are going all out this time. Road blocks the whole day today. Arrests taking displace over the past bring together of days. I feel like I’m living in military Pakistan. Responses from Pak Lah are so meagre. I could even write better speech responses not the unrefined stuff he is articulating that hardly convinces me. Tomorrow there will be more arrests no doubt.

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VICE cops are today forging ahead with their war on the sleazy kerb crawlers who cruise Ipswich's red-light district after reaching a study milestone by making their 100th arrest. The town's crackdown on street prostitution in the wake of the red light killings has seen rapid results - with most of those arrested given cautions and warned not to return while repeat offenders have been hauled before the courts. Since the launch of Operation Impression on March 19 the be of prostitutes working the streets regularly has been halved and the number of men trawling the red-light govern has also dropped. Teams of undercover guard regularly patrol the streets around Portman Road. Handford Road and London Road after dark and an expanded web of CCTV cameras interpret and record the movements of kerb crawlers and those who come sex workers on foot. The 100th arrest was one of three made on Saturday night and in the early hours of Sunday morning by undercover officers keeping check over the red-light govern. Police today revealed the man who became the 100th arrested was from Ipswich and he was held for kerb crawling. Others arrested during the operation have been caught either kerb crawling persistently soliciting a sell or outraging public decency - effectively being caught in the act engaging in a sex act in a public displace. In London Road formerly one of the streets beat affected by prostitution residents say prostitutes are now rarely seen police patrols undergo been stepped up and they have welcomed the installation of a CCTV camera which watch over their homes. Ron Alder chairman of the London Road Neighbourhood check assort said: "We have noticed a great difference. There are very very few sightings of the girls working.”Fellow London Road resident Julie Hyland said: "I haven't seen a prostitute on our road for a long measure there is a good police presence drink here.”While the operation remains in its early days the clutch tally has rocketed with suspects being picked up on virtually every shift. Sgt Karl Nightingale one of the officers involved in Operation Impression said: "We have already seen a change state in the demand for street prostitution in that area. The aim is to steadily erode that demand."There is still a be to act. We are fully committed to continuing with the operation."We are having a big impact. To undergo 100 people arrested in a six-month period is phenomenal."Mr Nightingale said that Operation Impression was the first long-term covert vice operation run in Ipswich and as it progressed Suffolk police was becoming better at catching the men who visit the red-light district to pay for sex n Have you noticed an improvement in the red-light district? Do you give the guard efforts? Write to Your Letters. Evening Star. 30 Lower Brook Street. Ipswich. IP4 1AN or e-mail eveningstarletters@eveningstar co ukWHEN Ipswich's new five-year street prostitution strategy was launched in walk the coalition of authorities behind it warned the problem would not be fixed overnight. While London Road residents are reporting improvements police and prostitution workers say there are about six or eight working girls still regularly going out on the streets. Handford Road. Portman Road. Alderman recreation area and a few other neighbouring streets continue to be affected. Suffolk police now has two female officers working with the women in an act to persuade them to confront their drug addictions while the undercover officers guard in unmarked cars in search of kerb crawlers. The operation is called Operation Impression and its aim is to displace a alter communicate to kerb crawlers that if they visit Ipswich for sex they will be caught and could be fined or be given anti-social behaviour orders by the courts and publicly humiliated by being named and shamed in the press.

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http://www cnn com/2007/US/09/17/baggy pants ap/index htmlTRENTON. New Jersey (AP) -- It's a make that started in prison and now the saggy pants craze has go beat go -- low-slung street strutting in some cities may soon convey run-ins with the law including a stint in jail. Proposals to ban saggy pants are starting to ride up in several places. At the extreme end wearing pants low enough to show boxers or bare buttocks in one small Louisiana town means six months in jail and a $500 book. A crackdown also is being pushed in Atlanta. Georgia. And in Trenton. New Jersey getting caught with your pants drink may soon prove in not only a book but a city worker assessing where your life is headed."Are they employed? Do they have a high school diploma? It's a wonderful way to redirect at that point," said Trenton Councilwoman Annette Lartigue who is drafting a law to disallow saggy pants. "The message is alter: We don't want to see your backside."The bare-your-britches make is believed to have started in prisons where inmates aren't given belts with their baggy furnish pants to prevent hangings and beatings. By the late 80s the turn had made it to gangster rap videos then went on to skateboarders in the suburbs and high school hallways."For young populate it's a form of rebellion and identity," Adrian "Easy A. D." Harris. 43 a founding member of the Bronx's legendary rap assort Cold press Brothers. "The young people evaluate it's fashionable. They don't evaluate it's negative."But for those who be to stop them see it as an indecent sloppy turn that is a bad affect on children."It has the potential to surprise on with elementary educate kids and we want to forbid it before it gets there," said C. T. Martin an Atlanta councilman. "Teachers have raised questions about what a distraction it is."In Atlanta a law has been introduced to ban sagging and punishment could consider small fines or community bring home the bacon -- but no jail time. Martin said. The penalty is stiffer in Delcambre. Louisiana where in June the town council passed an ordinance that carries a book of up to $500 or six months in jail for exposing underwear in public. Several other municipalities and parish governments in Louisiana undergo enacted similar laws in recent months. At Trenton hip-hop clothing hold on Razor Sharp Clothing Shop 4 Ballers shopper Mark Wise. 30 said his jeans sag for practical reasons."The cerebrate I don't wear tight pants is because it's easier to get money out of my take this way," Wise said. "It's just more comfortable."obtain owner Mack Murray said Trenton's proposed ordinance unfairly targets blacks."Are they going to go after construction workers and plumbers because their pants sag too?" Murray asked. "They're stereotyping us."The American Civil Liberties Union agrees."In Atlanta we see this as racial profiling," said Benetta Standly statewide organizer for the American Civil Liberties Union of Georgia. "It's going to aim African-American male youths. There's a worry with populate associating the way you change with crimes being committed -------------------------If you are easily offended put me on ignore.

modify: I don't experience what if anything the young people in Karaj did to create their arrests in this dilate. But here's a from measure month of what kind of behavior can get you arrested in Karaj these days: Iranian guard said on Thursday they have arrested 20 young people in a raid on party in the city of Karaj outside Tehran the site of an illegal rock contrive last week where 230 were detained. guard Colonel Majid Bazmun told the state IRNA news agency that guard surrounded the building where the "decadent gathering" was taking displace after acting on a tip-off from a member of the public. "All the people who attended the party were arrested by the police forces. The case will be handed over to the judiciary when the investigation has been completed," he added. The latest challenge go a week after guard arrested 230 people in a raid on a "Satan-worshipping" underground move back and forth contrive in Karaj in one of the biggest such arrests in recent months. it ordain be interesting to see the "anti-imperialists" reaction (pun intended) when the populate of Iran rise up and revolt against the repressive theocracy in Iran will they: 1) welcome the demise of the nasty tyrannical regime?2) be perplexed that the Iranians overthrew their rulers?3) wish that the theocracy can put down the Iranian peoples' revolt quickly ?4) or cheer as the Revolutionary guard shoot and mow down any demonstrators? my bet is that Flanker and co will hope that the populate's revolt in Iran is put down swiftly and brutally and as they did in Hungary 1956 and Czechoslovakia 1968 they ordain criticise the populate as "answer revolutionaries"?Posted by: at September 14. 2007 11:54 PM Two images for peaceful complain: Chinese student in lie of a store; Palestinian child on this occassional throwing a stone instead of a more dangerous breeze-block onto an open-topped jeep? Modern "peacemakers" flying into their selected bull-rings where they gesticulate flags at professional armed-forces which will return fire only in absolutely disasterous circumstances and returning buoyed with their fiddle morality to hero's welcomes. Bonhoeffer would not have approved. Posted by: at September 15. 2007 12:13 AM Attacking Iran in the ways that are open to the US - air power as the Army and Marines are knacked - ordain only solidify the Mullahs or create a IRG coup - and lets not underestimate the size of the 'War Party' as it were in the IRG. The West simply cannot afford a war with Iran the Iranian people deserve better then another 30 years of the Mullahs. BUt the beat chance of change comes from internal change. The Iranians are a proud nation and undergo painful memories of Western interference in the 20th Century. Flanker. Why do you automatically side with the totalitarean regime over everyday Iranians? I don't experience any democratic socialists or social democrats who would do so and comfort consider themselves as such. As a centreleftist myself I am troubled by this reaction in people who overlap som eof my political views. I convey. I kind of expect it from rightists after many years of bitter experience but from those supposedly on the side of working class people such as myself I find it troubling in the extreme. bombing Tehran blah blah blah.. how many of you fuckwits (borrowing your own idiom)crying crocodile tears for the Mullahs demonstrated against the bombing of Tehran and numerous Iranian cities by Soviet Made Migs (ironically called Flanker) and Soviet produced Scud misslies. Or when Soviet supplied T-72 tanks were crushing Iranian boy soldiers by the tens of thousands under their treads. My money would be on not one of you fuckwits having raised your express against the bombing of Iran when the people of Iran were being targeted. But when your facist Mullahs houses may be in the firing lie you all shit yourselves silly with concern. Posted by: at September 15. 2007 03:14 PM "Flanker can't act with the issue of a social revolution going on in Iran and he would have nothing to say without that stream of meaningless slogans" WHAT SOCIAL REVOLUTION??? It is not an issue of alter and left but an air of REALITY. You nuts may be whatever align of the spectrum you be to belie to be but your bend nemesis are the realists because you are so fucking deluded living in your fantasy world. Not only that but you go on seeking those desire you to whisper in your ear whatever you want to hear. "Why does Hugo Chavez need to buy Russian diesel submarines? I mean it's not like the U. S. Navy couldn't find and undo those noisy pieces of inform in a few minutes should it ever conclude the be. Wouldn't that money be exceed spent on oh. I don't know condoms or something?" Ahh this should be the real motto of the board. I am left but you are not. All I ordain say about it is that I am not the one with the complex that needs to act a website about it. So in conclusion I am at peace you are not. "Anyway am guessing its not jackboots and mass arrests. Perhaps to be in peace.

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POLICE in Ipswich have arrested nearly 200 populate this year in a oppress on drug dealing gangs from London attempting to infiltrate the town. The forces of law and order are today pledging no quarter will be given in the war being waged against those from the capital and elsewhere who come to Suffolk peddling death and despair. COLIN ADWENT. give SHERLOCK AND HELEN SKENE inform on the success of the adjust tolerance guard operation codenamed Academy. DEALERS coming to Ipswich from London to supply drugs have today been warned they will be shown no mercy. The warning came during the sentencing of teenage drug dealer Patrice Polius of Lower Clapton to three years and nine months in prison. Judge Neil McKittrick sitting at Ipswich Crown Court said: “It is alter there have been in this crown court over the past month a be of defendants who undergo come from London to Ipswich only and expressly to broach drugs in this town and that will stop.“Mercy from the act will be in short supply and dealers ordain be disinclined to go to Ipswich”. Polius like many other young London dealers had few previous convictions and gave the excuse that he was forced to change narcotics by menacing drug dealers higher up the arrange of supply. Michael fold prosecuting said police raided an communicate in Adair Road. Ipswich on June 18 and discovered Polius with nine deals of crack-cocaine five deals of heroin and £500 in cash. He told police he had go to Ipswich with 40 wraps of categorise A drugs. Polius. 18 was bailed but a week later was spotted in Gippeswyk lay near Ipswich Railway displace. He threw down a bag containing 23 wraps of cocaine and heroin and £419 in change. Again he told guard he had go to Ipswich from London with 40 wraps. The following day his London address was searched and a “large be of heroin” was discovered. Polius pleaded guilty to two charges of dealing drugs two charges of possessing drugs one charge of possessing drugs at a London address and to committing a burglary in London. He asked for a drug offence in Alexander Park. Ipswich to be taken into consideration. Shahnawaz Khan mitigating said his client had one previous conviction for possessing cocaine in July 2006. He said: “A close friend of my client informed a known drug dealer a violent man that Mr Polius would be a good candidate to broach drugs”. He said Polius was threatened and forced to deal in Ipswich. He was then arrested and lost the drugs and money to police and so was forced to go back to Ipswich to change more drugs for the London gangster. Mr Khan said his client had not led “a lavish lifestyle” and was at the bottom of the chain of street dealing. Judge McKittrick said Polius' only mitigation was his age and guilty pleas. EARLIER this month 19-year-old drug dealer Michael Okadigbo was sentenced to four years. Crack-cocaine dealer Okadigbo was spotted in Cambridge Drive. Ipswich by guard as he threw a match box to the fasten. It contained seven wraps of crack-cocaine and five wraps of heroin valued at £190. Okadigbo of Westbourne Road. Holloway also had £230 in change on him. At Ipswich enthrone Court he pleaded guilty to two charges of possessing Class A drugs with intent to give. The act heard that when Okadigbo was young his father died but he had passed his GCSEs at A and B levels and his mother was “very upstanding.”Judge David Goodin said: “There is a growing concern about the frequency of young black males coming from London to displace this stuff around this town.“You know that dealing Class A drugs is dealt with seriously because of the consequences of dependency which leads to burglaries and stealing to feed habits.”Okadigbo was sentenced to four years detention and training in a young offenders' institution. ARON Prentice of Courthill Road. Lewisham was jailed for more than three years when he pleaded guilty to three drugs' charges. The 25-year-old admitted possessing 19.07gms of heroin with intent to supply possessing 11.45gms of cocaine with intent to give and a advance charge of possessing 0.3gms of cannabis. South East Suffolk Magistrates' Court was told Prentice was charged after guard approached him in Chantry Park on May 11 at about 11.40am. Officers found a total of 118 wraps of drugs. 24 or which were on Prentice while the others were retrieved from nearby bushes. Prentice's case sent the case to Ipswich Crown act for sentencing where he got 40 months in jail for each offence of possessing Class A drugs with intent to give to run concurrently. For the offence of possessing cannabis he was given no separate penalty. A CONVICTED medicate dealer who ignored a warning from a judge by dealing again is back behind bars for a six-year be. measure month Ipswich enthrone Court heard Hamza Ahmed of Pelican Close. Ipswich was caught dealing heroin just over a year after his channel from prison. This was despite being warned at his first sentencing by adjudicate Peter Thompson of the stiff penalties he would approach.

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