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A New York man working at a filming location for the TV series ``Law & Order: Organized Crime'' was shot and killed early Tuesday (19 JULY 2022) before filming was scheduled to start for the day.
According to police, Johnny Pizarro was found at about 5:15 a.m. on a residential street in the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn suffering from multiple gunshot wounds to the head and neck.
The 31-year-old Queens resident was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. Police were investigating and hadn't released information on suspects or a motive.
News photos from the scene showed police tape blocking off a street where traffic cones stood in spots where cars normally would be parked. No filming was going on at the time of the shooting, according to an NBC spokesperson.
The network confirmed that Pizarro was a crew member for the series, a spinoff of the long-running ``Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.'' It is in production for its third season and scheduled to air this fall.
"We were terribly saddened and shocked to hear that one of our crew members was the victim of a crime early this morning and has died as a result,'' NBC and Universal Television said in a statement.
"We are working with local law enforcement as they continue to investigate. Our hearts go out to his family and friends and we ask that you respect their privacy during this time.''

'Law & Order' film crew member shot dead at filming location

According to police, Johnny Pizarro was found on a residential street in Brooklyn suffering from multiple gunshot wounds to the head and neck.

A New York man working at a filming location for the TV series ``Law &amp; Order: Organized Crime'' was shot and killed early Tuesday (19 JULY 2022) before filming was scheduled to start for the day.
According to police, Johnny Pizarro was found at about 5:15 a.m. on a residential street in the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn suffering from multiple gunshot wounds to the head and neck.
The 31-year-old Queens resident was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. Police were investigating and hadn't released information on suspects or a motive.
News photos from the scene showed police tape blocking off a street where traffic cones stood in spots where cars normally would be parked. No filming was going on at the time of the shooting, according to an NBC spokesperson.
The network confirmed that Pizarro was a crew member for the series, a spinoff of the long-running ``Law &amp; Order: Special Victims Unit.'' It is in production for its third season and scheduled to air this fall.
"We were terribly saddened and shocked to hear that one of our crew members was the victim of a crime early this morning and has died as a result,'' NBC and Universal Television said in a statement.
"We are working with local law enforcement as they continue to investigate. Our hearts go out to his family and friends and we ask that you respect their privacy during this time.''

For the second day in a row, bulldozers have been put to work in Uttar Pradesh. After demolitions were undertaken in Saharanpur and Kanpur on Saturday, authorities are busy razing houses on Sunday in Prayagraj. 
The bulldozers, accompanied by a large number of police personnel, reportedly demolished the home of a politician accused of leading the violence on Friday. 
The bulldozers brought down the gates and outer walls of Javed Mohammed, a Prayagraj-based politician. 
Reports say the demolition came just hours after a notice was put up outside his residence claiming illegal construction on the ground and first floor of the property. Javed had been asked to raze the illegal construction by June 9, failing which another notice was sent to vacate the house by 11 am on June 12. 
UP saw widespread protests in light of the comments made by the now suspended BJP leader Nupur Sharma about The Prophet.

Now, bulldozers at work in UP's Prayagraj; house of local politician Javed Mohammed razed

Reports say the demolition came just hours after a notice was put up outside his residence claiming illegal construction on the ground and first floor of the property

For the second day in a row, bulldozers have been put to work in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh. After demolitions were undertaken in Saharanpur and Kanpur&nbsp;on Saturday, authorities were&nbsp;busy razing houses on Sunday in Prayagraj.&nbsp;
The bulldozers, accompanied by a large number of police personnel, reportedly demolished the home of a politician accused of leading the violence on Friday.&nbsp;
The bulldozers brought down house of Javed&nbsp;Mohammed, a Prayagraj-based politician, the alleged mastermind behind Friday's violence.&nbsp;
Reports say the demolition came just hours after a notice was put up outside his residence claiming illegal construction on the ground and first floor of the property. Javed&nbsp;had been asked to raze the illegal construction by June 9, failing which another notice was sent to vacate the house by 11 am on June 12.&nbsp;
UP saw widespread protests in light of the comments made by the now suspended BJP&nbsp;leader Nupur&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;about the Prophet.
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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday cancelled the leaves of all police and administrative officials in the state till May 4 and asked all those on leave to report within 24 hours.
He also directed the officials from police station to ADG level to hold dialogues with religious leaders and eminent personalities within the next 24 hours to ensure peace during the upcoming festivals, and said mikes can be used at religious places but no new permission of their installation should be given.
"The leave of all administrative/police officers, from SHO, CO and district police chiefs to district magistrate, divisional commissioner is cancelled till May 4 with immediate effect. Those who are currently on leave, must return to the place of posting within the next 24 hours. This arrangement should be ensured by the Chief Minister's Office," Adityanath said.
"Additional police forces should be deployed in sensitive areas and drones used for keeping an eye on the situation. Every evening, the police force must do foot patrolling and police response vehicles (PRVs) should remain active," he said while holding a law and order review meeting with senior officials.
"There are many important religious festivals in the coming days. The month of Ramadan is going on. Eid festival and Akshaya Tritiya are likely to be on the same day. In such a situation, considering the current environment, the police will have to be extra sensitive," he said.
Stating that everyone has the freedom to follow his method of worship according to his religious ideology, the chief minister noted, "Although mikes can be used, make sure the sound does not come out of the premises. Other people should not have any problem." He added that no permission should be given to install the mikes at new sites.
"No religious procession should be taken out without due permission. Before giving permission, an affidavit should be taken from the organiser regarding maintaining peace and harmony.  Permission should be given to only those religious processions, which are traditional. New programmes should not be given unnecessary permission," he added.
Adityanath added that the safety of every single citizen in Uttar Pradesh is the primary responsibility of the government and the people.
"All of us have to be alert and careful about this responsibility of ours," he added.
All necessary efforts should be made keeping in view the local needs so that every festival is held in peace and harmony, he said and called for stern action against those issuing mischievous statements.  "Those trying to vitiate the atmosphere should be dealt strictly.  There should be no place for such people in a civilised society," he said.
Religious programmes and worship should be held at the designated place only and it should be ensured that no religious event takes place by disrupting traffic, he said. "If they (officials) have government accommodation, they should stay there or take one on rent, but they have to stay in their posting place in the night. It should be strictly followed," he said.
On report of harassment of a girl in Gudamba area of Lucknow, the negligence of police has come to light and firing was reported, he said, adding immediate action should be taken against the accused.  "The concerned SHO should be suspended. Action should be taken against the sub inspector and the beat constable," he added.

No new mics, permission needed for rallies: UP CM's directive on upcoming festivals

No mics, permission to hold rallies: UP CM's directive on upcoming festivals

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday cancelled the leaves of all police and administrative officials in the state till May 4.&nbsp; He also directed the officials to hold dialogues with religious leaders and eminent personalities within the next 24 hours to ensure peace during the upcoming festivals.&nbsp; While holding a law-and-order review meeting, CM Adityanath asked for additional police and drone surveillance of sensitive areas. He said mikes can be used at religious places but no new permission of their installation should be given, adding that&nbsp;the sound should not come out of the premises and cause inconvenience to others. CM Adityanath also said that religious processions should not be taken out without permission and an affidavit should be taken from the organiser regarding maintaining peace and harmony. Permission will only be given to traditional religious processions.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday cancelled the leaves of all police and administrative officials in the state till May 4 and asked all those on leave to report within 24 hours

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday cancelled the leaves of all police and administrative officials in the state till May 4 and asked all those on leave to report within 24 hours.
He also directed the officials from police station to ADG level to hold dialogues with religious leaders and eminent personalities within the next 24 hours to ensure peace during the upcoming festivals, and said mikes can be used at religious places but no new permission of their installation should be given.
"The leave of all administrative/police officers, from SHO, CO and district police chiefs&nbsp;to district magistrate, divisional commissioner is cancelled till May 4 with immediate effect. Those who are currently on leave, must return to the place of posting within the next 24 hours.&nbsp;This arrangement should be ensured by the Chief Minister's Office," Adityanath said.
"Additional police forces should be deployed in sensitive areas and drones used for keeping an eye on the situation.&nbsp;Every evening, the police force must do foot patrolling and police response vehicles (PRVs) should remain active," he said while holding a law and order review meeting with senior officials.
"There are many important religious festivals in the coming days. The month of Ramadan is going on.&nbsp;Eid festival and Akshaya Tritiya are likely to be on the same day.&nbsp;In such a situation, considering the current environment, the police will have to be extra sensitive," he said.
Stating that everyone has the freedom to follow his method of worship according to his religious ideology, the chief minister noted, "Although mikes can be used, make sure the sound does not come out of the premises.&nbsp;Other people should not have any problem." He added that no permission should be given to install the mikes at new sites.
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"No religious procession should be taken out without due permission.&nbsp;Before giving permission, an affidavit should be taken from the organiser regarding maintaining peace and harmony.&nbsp; Permission should be given to only those religious processions, which are traditional. New programmes should not be given unnecessary permission," he added.
Adityanath added that the safety of every single citizen in Uttar Pradesh is the primary responsibility of the government and the people.
"All of us have to be alert and careful about this responsibility of ours," he added.
All necessary efforts should be made keeping in view the local needs so that every festival is held in peace and harmony, he said and called for stern action against those issuing mischievous statements.&nbsp; "Those trying to vitiate the atmosphere should be dealt strictly.&nbsp; There should be no place for such people in a civilised society," he said.
Religious programmes and worship should be held at the designated place only and it should be ensured that no religious event takes place by disrupting traffic, he said. "If they (officials) have government accommodation, they should stay there or take one on rent, but they have to stay in their posting place in the night. It should be strictly followed," he said.
On report of harassment of a girl in Gudamba area of Lucknow, the&nbsp;negligence of police has come to light&nbsp;and firing was reported, he said, adding immediate action should be taken against the accused.&nbsp; "The concerned SHO should be suspended.&nbsp;Action should be taken against the sub inspector and the beat constable," he added.

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With technology rapidly evolving, police forces across the world have been searching for solutions that can help them stop crime and police more effectively. Enter, Predictive Policing. This technology has been conceptualised, implemented and in some cases, even let go, in different parts of the globe.
Predictive Policing introduces a whole new dimension of policing, eerily similar to sci-fi movies and television shows. So just what is this technology? How does it work? Why is it controversial? Let's find out.

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