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As per the ANI a total of 44 people have been arrested in the matter so far and three FIRs have been filed in a case involving assaulting a woman officer.

On cam: female cop attacked, dragged by mob allegedly involved in illegal sand mining activity 

As per the ANI a total of 44 people have been arrested in the matter so far and three FIRs have been filed in a case involving assaulting a woman officer.

A woman police officer was allegedly attacked and dragged by a mob, allegedly involved in illegal sand mining activity in Patna's Bihta town on Monday.
As per the ANI a total of 44 people have been arrested in the matter so far and three FIRs have been filed in a case involving assaulting a woman officer.
Visuals shared by news agency ANI show the woman officer screaming as mob attacks her. She is seen being dragged from far.&nbsp;

In brief shootout Jammu and Kashmir police killed three suspected militants in Srinagar. 

Srinagar shootout: 3 militants killed, says Kashmir police 

In a brief shootout, Jammu and Kashmir police killed three suspected militants in Srinagar.

Srinagar shootout: 3 suspected militants killed 

The Jammu and Kashmir Police on Wednesday said that they killed three militants in a brief shootout in Srinagar&rsquo;s Rambagh area.
Inspector General of Kashmir Vinay Kumar&nbsp;said&nbsp;that one of the slain was a top commander of The Resistance Front, who hailed from Srianagar's&nbsp;Old City.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Police said the slain Mehran&nbsp;Shalla&nbsp;was behind the killing of two teachers in the Old City.&nbsp;
There were reports of protests in parts of the Srinagar&nbsp;city after the killing of the militants.
This is the second time in the past four days that security forces killed suspected militants in the Valley.

In a brief shootout,&nbsp;Jammu and Kashmir police killed three suspected militants in Srinagar.

The Jammu and Kashmir Police on Wednesday said that they killed three militants in a brief shootout in Srinagar&rsquo;s Rambagh area.
Inspector General of Kashmir Vinay Kumar&nbsp;said&nbsp;that one of the slain was a top commander of The Resistance Front, who hailed from Srianagar's&nbsp;Old City.&nbsp;&nbsp; Police said the slain Mehran&nbsp;Shalla&nbsp;was behind the killing of two teachers in the Old City.&nbsp;
There were reports of protests in parts of the Srinagar&nbsp;city after the killing of the militants. This is the second time in the past four days that security forces killed suspected militants in the Valley.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/srinagar-encounter-killings-spark-protests-kin-say-civilian-used-as-human-shield-1637168985129" target="_blank">Read also:&nbsp;Srinagar encounter killings spark protests; kin say civilian used as human shield</a>
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Despite heightened security in Jammu and Kashmir owing to the recent target killings, suspected militants struck again in the capital city Srinagar, killing a policeman.&nbsp;
Reports said 29-year-old policeman Tauseef Ahmad was fired upon by the unidentified gunmen in SD Colony area of Batamaloo&nbsp;in Srinagar&nbsp;from a close range.&nbsp;Ahmad&nbsp;was immediately rushed to nearby&nbsp;SMHS hospital where doctors declared him dead. He had served with anti-insurgency Special Operation Group of the Jammu&nbsp;and Kashmir Police.&nbsp;
Soon after the attack, security forces cordoned off the area and conduted searches but the militants managed to flee.&nbsp;Since past two months Kashmir has seen an escalation in violence with unarmed civilians being targeted by the terror groups.

Amid heightened security, J&K policeman shot dead in Srinagar 

Militants shot dead policeman outside his home in Srinagar/
Cop killed despite heightened security owing to target killings
Police launched searches after the shooting but militants fled
Escalation in violence in Kashmir&nbsp;since Taliban takeover of Kabul

Ahmad&nbsp;was immediately rushed to nearby&nbsp;SMHS hospital where doctors declared him dead. He had served with anti-insurgency Special Operation Group of the Jammu&nbsp;and Kashmir Police.&nbsp;

Despite heightened security in Jammu and Kashmir owing to the recent target killings, suspected militants struck again in the capital city Srinagar, killing a policeman.&nbsp; 
Reports said 29-year-old policeman Tauseef Ahmad was fired upon by the unidentified gunmen in SD Colony area of Batamaloo&nbsp;in Srinagar&nbsp;from a close range.&nbsp; Ahmad&nbsp;was immediately rushed to nearby&nbsp;SMHS hospital where doctors declared him dead. He had served with anti-insurgency Special Operation Group of the Jammu&nbsp;and Kashmir Police.&nbsp;
Soon after the attack, security forces cordoned off the area and conducted searches but the militants managed to flee.&nbsp;
ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/srinagar-2-teachers-shot-dead-by-terrorists-7-civilians-killed-in-6-days-1633587326864">Srinagar: 2 teachers shot dead by terrorists, 7 civilians killed in 6 days</a> Since past two months Kashmir has seen an escalation in violence with unarmed civilians being targeted by the terror groups.

Observed on 21st October each year, Police Commemoration Day aims at honouring the brave police officers who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

Police Commemoration Day 2021: Remembering the brave hearts

Observed on 21st October each year, Police Commemoration Day aims at honouring the brave police officers who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

Police Commemoration Day 2021:&nbsp;As per the data collected by the National Police Memorial, from Independence till 31 August 2019, around 35,134 police officers have sacrificed their lives in the service of the country.
Observed on 21st October each year, Police Commemoration Day aims at honouring the brave police officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. The significance of October 21 stems from the incident of October 21 1959, wherein&nbsp;ten police officers were ambushed and killed by the Chinese Army in Hot Springs in Ladakh.&nbsp;
Prime Minister Narendra Modi&nbsp;expressed his gratitude and acknowledged the "outstanding efforts by the police forces in preserving law and order, and assisting others in times of need."
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/policeman-dies-after-militants-shoot-him-point-blank-in-srinagar-1631444255822" target="_blank">Policeman dies after militants shoot him point blank in Srinagar</a>

An emergency call made by a 4-year-old New Zealand boy asking for police to come over and check out his toys prompted a real-life callout 

A 4-year-old NZ boy’s conversation with NZ Police will melt your heart

In New Zealand, a 4-year-old boy made an emergency call to the police. What followed next will melt your heart.

VO: In New Zealand, an emergency call made by a 4-year-old boy asking for police to come over and check out his toys has the internet&nbsp;in awe. The kindergarten's call prompted a real-life callout and confirmation from a police officer that the toys were, indeed, pretty cool.
VO: Police shared audio of the call on social media this week along with a photo of the smiling boy, noting that while they don't encourage children to call the emergency number, the incident was "too cute not to share."
((Audio conversation of the boy &amp; Police officer))
A man then confirms the call was a mistake, saying the 4-year-old had been helping out while his mother was sick.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The police visited the boy&rsquo;s house &amp; was shown an array of toys and confirmed he had cool toys.
The officer also had a good, educational chat about the proper use of the emergency number, which is 111 in New Zealand.

Police shared audio of the call on social media this week along with a photo of the smiling boy sitting on the hood of a patrol cruiser

An emergency call made by a 4-year-old New Zealand boy asking for police to come over and check out his toys prompted a real-life callout and confirmation from an officer that the toys were, indeed, pretty cool.
Police shared audio of the call on social media this week along with a photo of the smiling boy sitting on the hood of a patrol cruiser, noting that while they don't encourage children to call the emergency number, the incident was 'too cute not to share.'
The call begins all business: 'This is police, where is the emergency?'
There's a pause as the unidentified boy hesitantly says, 'Hi,' and then 'Police lady?'
'Yes,' the dispatcher asks, switching to a friendlier, singsong tone. 'What's going on?'
'Um, can I tell you something?' the boy asks, and after being told he can, says 'I've got some toys for you.'
'You've got some toys for me?' says the dispatcher.
'Yep. Come over and see them,' the boy replies.
A man then gets on the phone confirming the call was a mistake, saying the 4-year-old had been helping out while his mother was sick.&nbsp;&nbsp;
A police dispatch call then goes out, giving the address: 'There is a 4-year-old there who is wanting to show police his toys, over.'
'Yeah, I'm one-up, I'll attend to,' responds an officer.
Police said the officer, who they identified only as Constable Kurt, was shown an array of toys at the boy's house in the South Island city of Invercargill.
They said the officer was also able to have a 'good, educational chat' about the proper use of the emergency number, which is 111 in New Zealand.
'He did have cool toys,' Constable Kurt reported back after attending the callout, according to police. They added that: "The lucky kid also got to see the patrol car and the officer put the lights on for him, too.'

Taking&nbsp;a leaf out of his UP counterpart Yogi Adityanath's book, Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has said that shooting at criminals "should be the pattern" if they attempt to escape from custody. Sarma also justified a series of shootouts reported from his state in recent times.
"If an accused tries to snatch the service gun and run away, or even simply flee, and on top of it he is, say, a rapist, the law allows shooting at such a person on the leg, but not on the chest," PTI quoted Sarma as saying.
"When someone asked me whether shooting incidents are becoming a pattern in the state, I replied that (shooting) should be the pattern if it involves a criminal trying to escape police custody," he said.
Speaking for the first time to all Officers-in-Charge of the state's police stations on "Redefining Policing Standards in Assam", the CM on Monday issued directions to strictly deal with crimes against women and show zero tolerance.
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'Shooting escaping criminals should be pattern': Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma

Taking&nbsp;a leaf out of his UP counterpart Yogi Adityanath's book, Assam CM&nbsp;Himanta Biswa Sarma has said that shooting at criminals "should be the pattern" if they attempt to escape from custody

Taking a leaf out of his UP counterpart Yogi Adityanath's book, Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has said that shooting at criminals "should be the pattern" if they attempt to escape from custody. Sarma also justifed a series of shootouts reported from his state in recent times.
"If an accused tries to snatch the service gun and run away, or even simply flee, and on top of it he is, say, a rapist, the law allows shooting at such a person on the leg, but not on the chest," PTI quoted Sarma as saying.
"When someone asked me whether shooting incidents are becoming a pattern in the state, I replied that (shooting) should be the pattern if it involves a criminal trying to escape police custody," he said.
Speaking for the first time to all Officers-in-Charge of the state's police stations on "Redefining Policing Standards in Assam", the CM on Monday issued directions to strictly deal with crimes against women and show zero tolerance.
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Speaking to police officers, Assam CM Himanta&nbsp;Biswa&nbsp;Sarma also justified a series of shootouts reported from his state in recent times

Taking&nbsp;a leaf out of his UP counterpart Yogi Adityanath's book, Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has said that shooting at criminals "should be the pattern" if they attempt to escape from custody. Sarma also justified a series of shootouts reported from his state in recent times.
"If an accused tries to snatch the service gun and run away, or even simply flee, and on top of it he is, say, a rapist, the law allows shooting at such a person on the leg, but not on the chest," PTI quoted Sarma as saying.
"When someone asked me whether shooting incidents are becoming a pattern in the state, I replied that (shooting) should be the pattern if it involves a criminal trying to escape police custody," he said.
Speaking for the first time to all Officers-in-Charge of the state's police stations on "Redefining Policing Standards in Assam", the CM on Monday issued directions to strictly deal with crimes against women and show zero tolerance.
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Clashes erupted between policemen and priests at the Vindhyavasini temple in Uttar Pradesh&rsquo;s Vindhyachal on Sunday morning.
According to a report by LiveHindustan, the policemen had escorted the Chandauli district magistrate and his family&nbsp;for prayers despite the weekend lockdown in place.
As the DM was allowed to perform puja, the priests also suggested that they be allowed to do the same. When the policemen did not allow, clashes erupted between the two groups.
Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan&rsquo;s family priest Amit Pandey was also roughed up in the scuffle.
The priests have condemned the incident and blamed the police for deliberate aggression. They have also alleged that the police is implicating them in false cases.
Meanwhile, the police have not only denied the allegations but have a completely different narrative. According to the Additional superintendent of police Sanjay Verma, no policeman escorted any official for performing puja. Rather, a priest performed darshan puja and when Amit Pandey started taking other visitors for the same the police opposed. 

UP: clash between police and priests at Vindhyachal temple

Clashes erupted between policemen and priests at the Vindhyavasini temple in Uttar Pradesh&rsquo;s Vindhyachal on Sunday morning.
According to a report by LiveHindustan, the policemen had escorted the Chandauli district magistrate and his family&nbsp;for prayers despite the weekend lockdown in place.
As the DM was allowed to perform puja, the priests also suggested that they be allowed to do the same. When the policemen did not allow, clashes erupted between the two groups.
Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan&rsquo;s family priest Amit Pandey was also roughed up in the scuffle.
The priests have condemned the incident and blamed the police for deliberate aggression. They have also alleged that the police is implicating them in false cases.
Meanwhile, the police have not only denied the allegations but have a completely different narrative. According to the Additional superintendent of police Sanjay Verma, no policeman escorted any official for performing puja. Rather, a priest performed darshan puja and when Amit Pandey started taking other visitors for the same the police opposed.

//Clashes between priests in police over&nbsp;weekend lockdown&nbsp;in UP //Priests allege police escorted DM for 'darshan puja' and sought to do the same //Priests say police opposed their request &amp; are now implicating them in false cases&nbsp; //Police offer different narrative: no policeman escorted any official&nbsp; //Police: priests were performing puja&nbsp;for visitors and that's why we opposed&nbsp;

Clashes erupted between policemen and priests at the Vindhyavasini temple in Uttar Pradesh&rsquo;s Vindhyachal on Sunday morning.
According to a report by LiveHindustan, the policemen had escorted the Chandauli district magistrate and his family&nbsp;for prayers despite the weekend lockdown in place.
As the DM was allowed to perform puja, the priests also suggested that they be allowed to do the same. When the policemen did not allow, clashes erupted between the two groups.
Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan&rsquo;s family priest Amit Pandey was also roughed up in the scuffle.
The priests have condemned the incident and blamed the police for deliberate aggression. They have also alleged that the police is implicating them in false cases. However, no cases have been registered in the matter so far. The police have not only denied the allegations but have a completely different narrative. According to the Additional superintendent of police Sanjay Verma, no policeman escorted any official for performing puja. Rather, a priest performed darshan puja and when Amit Pandey started taking other visitors for the same the police opposed.

In yet another incident of police brutality in the name of implementing Covid rules, a woman was kicked, punched and dragged on the road in MP's Sagar district. All for not wearing a mask. In a video posted by NDTV journalist Anurag Dwary, a group of cops are seen thrashing an elderly woman while her daughter pleads with them to let her go. A woman police officer is seen dragging the woman by hair while she screams on the road. The woman and her daughter were reportedly going out to buy groceries amid the Covid restrictions. There have been many instances across the country of police brutality on people found without a mask.

Watch: Cops thrash woman on road for not wearing mask in MP's Sagar

In yet another incident of police brutality in the name of implementing Covid rules, a woman was kicked, punched and dragged on the road in MP's Sagar district for not wearing a mask

Watch: Cops thrash woman on road for not wearing mask

In yet another incident of police brutality in the name of implementing Covid rules, a woman was kicked, punched and dragged on the road in MP's Sagar district. All for not wearing a mask. In a video posted by NDTV journalist Anurag Dwary, a group of cops are seen thrashing an elderly woman while her daughter pleads with them to let her go. A woman police officer is seen dragging the woman by hair while she screams on the road. The woman and her daughter were reportedly going out to buy groceries amid the Covid restrictions. There have been many instances across the country of police brutality on people found without a mask.

Sporting Lisbon fans clashed with riot police while waiting for the team bus to arrive at Marques the Pombal square where Lisbon teams traditionally celebrate the Portuguese league title.
Thousands of Sporting Lisbon fans took to the city streets on Tuesday night to celebrate and cheer their club as it was crowned Portuguese league champion after a 1-0 home win against Boavista.
After missing out on the title since 2002, Sporting lifted its 19th Portuguese league trophy, with two matches still to play.

Sporting Lisbon fans clash with riot police amid title celebrations

Sporting Lisbon fans clashed with riot police while waiting for the team bus to arrive at Marques the Pombal square where Lisbon teams traditionally celebrate the Portuguese league title.

Sporting Lisbon fans clashed with riot police while waiting for the team bus to arrive at Marques the Pombal square where Lisbon teams traditionally celebrate the Portuguese league title.
Thousands of Sporting Lisbon fans took to the city streets on Tuesday night to celebrate and cheer their club as it was crowned Portuguese league champion after a 1-0 home win against Boavista.
After missing out on the title since 2002, Sporting lifted its 19th Portuguese league trophy, with two matches still to play.

Police in Ambala punished people who were found violating the complete lockdown imposed in Haryana. The violators were made to do sit-ups on the roads. Police said that the violators were let off with warning this time. &nbsp;A seven-day complete lockdown has been imposed in Haryana till May 10 amid a massive surge in coronavirus cases.
In Madhya Pradesh&rsquo;s Indore too, violators were punished in a unique way. Indore police punished a group of people who were on their way to conduct a marriage ceremony. Covid-19 protocols set by the state government were violated as their convoy was filled with more people than allowed. The police made them run and hop like frogs amid the sound of their own drums.

State police forces find unique ways to punish Covid protocol violators

Police in Ambala punished people who were found violating the complete lockdown imposed in Haryana. The violators were made to do sit-ups on the roads. Police said that the violators were let off with warning this time. &nbsp;A seven-day complete lockdown has been imposed in Haryana till May 10 amid a massive surge in coronavirus cases.
In Madhya Pradesh&rsquo;s Indore too, violators were punished in a unique way. Indore police punished a group of people who were on their way to conduct a marriage ceremony. Covid-19 protocols set by the state government were violated as their convoy was filled with more people than allowed. The police made them run and hop like frogs amid the sound of their own drums.

In yet another display of appalling cruelty by police, a man was brutally thrashed by two Madhya Pradesh policemen allegedly for not wearing a mask properly.

Watch: Man brutally beaten by MP cops as his mask slipped, son kept wailing

In yet another display of appalling cruelty by police, a man was brutally thrashed by two Madhya Pradesh&nbsp;policemen allegedly for not wearing a mask properly

In yet another display of appalling cruelty by police, a man was brutally thrashed by two Madhya Pradesh&nbsp;policemen allegedly for not wearing a mask properly. The video of the incident from Indore, where 35-year-old auto driver Krishna Keyer was kicked and punched after being pushed to the ground, has led to massive outrage. The assault took place in the middle of a road and while cops kept mercilessly thrashing the man, his young son kept screaming for help. Police officials said that the two cops involved in the incident have been suspended.

In yet another display of appalling cruelty by police, a man was brutally thrashed by two Madhya Pradesh&nbsp;policemen allegedly for not wearing a mask properly.
The video of the incident from Indore, where 35-year-old auto driver Krishna Keyer was kicked and punched after being pushed to the ground, has led to massive outrage.
The assault took place in the middle of a road and while cops kept mercilessly thrashing the man, his young son kept screaming for help. Police officials said that the two cops involved in the incident have been suspended.
Also Read | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/india-logs-a-record-1-15-lakh-covid-19-cases-in-24-hours-1617767976510" target="_blank">India logs a record 1.15 lakh Covid-19 cases in 24 hours</a>

A sub-inspector of the Uttar Pradesh Police was shot dead when he went to mediate a dispute between two brothers near Agra on Wednesday.
One of the men started to run when he saw a team of policemen. When the cops chased him, he fired at them from a country-made pistol, fatally injuring sub-inspector Prashant Yadav, NDTV has reported. The two brothers repprtedly had a dispute over potato harvesting.
CM Yogi Adityanath has expressed his condolences and announced a compensation of ₹ 50 lakh to the family and a government job to a dependent of the policeman.

UP: Cop goes to mediate between brothers, shot dead by one of them 

A sub-inspector of the Uttar Pradesh Police was shot dead when he went to mediate a dispute between two brothers near Agra on Wednesday.

A sub-inspector of the Uttar Pradesh Police was shot dead when he went to mediate a dispute between two brothers near Agra on Wednesday.
One of the men started to run when he saw a team of policemen. When the cops chased him, he fired at them from a country-made pistol, fatally injuring sub-inspector Prashant Yadav, NDTV has reported. The two brothers repprtedly had a dispute over potato harvesting.
CM Yogi Adityanath has expressed his condolences and announced a compensation of ₹ 50 lakh to the family and a government job to a dependent of the policeman.

Mumbai Police summons Kangana & her sister Rangoli

Mumbai Police on Wednesday issued summons to Bollywood actor&nbsp;Kangana Ranaut &amp; her sister Rangoli Chandel&nbsp;after a local court in ordered them to register an FIR against the duo&nbsp;for allegedly promoting enmity between different communities and other charges.
According to ANI, Mumbai&nbsp;Police has asked Rangoli&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Kangana&nbsp;to appear before the investigating officer, on Oct 26 &amp; 27.
Reportedly&nbsp;Bandra Police registered an FIR against Ranaut and her sister Rangoli&nbsp;under IPC sections 153A (Promoting enmity between different groups on grounds of religion, race, etc.), 295A (deliberate acts hurting religious sentiments) and 124-A (sedition)

Kangana's sister Rangoli summoned by Mumbai Police, here's why

Kangana, Rangoli&nbsp;summoned by Mumbai&nbsp;Police
Actor &amp; her sister to appear before cops on Oct 26 &amp; 27
Summoned after court order police to file FIR against duo
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Mumbai Police on Wednesday issued summons to Bollywood actor&nbsp;Kangana Ranaut &amp; her sister Rangoli Chandel&nbsp;after a local court in ordered them to register an FIR against the duo&nbsp;for allegedly promoting enmity between different communities and other charges.
According to ANI, Mumbai&nbsp;Police has asked Rangoli&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Kangana&nbsp;to appear before the investigating officer, on Oct 26 &amp; 27.
Reportedly&nbsp;Bandra Police registered an FIR against Ranaut and her sister Rangoli&nbsp;under IPC sections 153A (Promoting enmity between different groups on grounds of religion, race, etc.), 295A (deliberate acts hurting religious sentiments) and 124-A (sedition)

Technically Speaking: Can You Predict Crime? (Ep. 1)

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.

Uttar Pradesh Special Security Police And Their Powers | BOOM

Yogi Adityanath recently announced the creation of the Uttar Pradesh Special Security Force, which will have powers like arresting someone without a warrant. What happens when a security force is granted extensive discretionary powers? BOOM spoke with Vikram Singh, Former DGP, Uttar Pradesh who welcomed the decision citing security concerns in the state and Raja Bagga, Sr Researcher, Police Reform Programme, CHRI who said that it will increase the risk of custodial deaths - India already sees over 100 custodial deaths a year and this will only increase the problem.
Watch this video to know the good and the bad of having a force like the UPSSC with extensive powers.

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