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Adjunct Faculty Scholarship Committee
Established in 2011 by the CSM Adjunct Faculty Committee in support of students who demonstrate academic excellence and reside in Calvert, Charles or St. Mary's counties.
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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Nu Zeta Omega Chapter
Nu Zeta Omega Chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Scholarship- Established in 2006 by the Nu Zeta Omega Chapter in support of students majoring in Teacher Education.
Austin J. Slater, Jr. and Eleanor Slater
Dedicated to public service and educational excellence, Neale Chaney Slater, was a Cadet in the Maryland State Police and a College of Southern Maryland (CSM) student in the fire science program. Neale accomplished so much as an honors graduate of Leonard Hall Junior...
Besche Family
Michael Besche is a hard working individual that values determination and dedication. He established the Scholars and Mentoring Program Scholarship in 2013 to provide financial assistance and mentorship to students that share his core values. He hopes to provide many...
Brad and Linda Gottfried
Brad and Linda Gottfried wanted to create opportunities and support students who have overcome a personal difficulty or hardship. The "Against All Odds" Scholarship was established at the College of Southern Maryland Foundation on January 30, 2012 by Dr. Brad and...
Brad and Linda Gottfried Art Scholarship
Established in 2012 by the Gottfried's in memory of Bernice Gottfried, Brad's mother. This award supports students majoring in the Arts.
Calvert County Chamber of Commerce
Calvert Chamber of Commerce Annual Scholarship- Established in 2005 by the Calvert County Chamber of Commerce in support of students from Calvert County. Calvert Chamber of Commerce Endowment Fund- Established in 2002 by the Calvert County Chamber of Commerce in...
Captain (Ret.) Glen Ives and Family
Jaye S. Ives Freedom Scholarship- Established in 2012 by Captain (Ret.) Glen Ives and Family in memory of his mother. This scholarship supports veterans and the spouse or children of active duty or retired military service members.
Charles K. Walsh
Charles "Charlie" K. Walsh came to St. Mary's County from Louisville, KY in 1959 to study at Sacred Heart Novitiate on the campus of what is now St. Mary's Ryken High School. He then went on to Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. and graduated with a...
Charles Robert Posten
In 1958, Charles R. "Charlie" Posten established CR Posten Excavating, a company that would support his family and community for over 47 years. He later expanded the business to include his two sons and renamed it CR Posten & Sons Excavating. His sons used the skills...
Coldwell Banker Jay Lilly Real Estate
Jay Lilly, CSM alumnus '75 and owner of Coldwell Banker Jay Lilly Real Estate established the "Reward for Referral" Program in partnership with the CSM Foundation. Launched in 2012, this program supports the College's General Scholarship Fund with Mr. Lilly donating...
Col. Mary R. Boyd
Col. Mary Boyd earned a diploma in Nursing from the Medical College of VA; a BSN from the University of Nebraska; and a MSN from the University of California, San Francisco. She entered active duty with the U.S Air Force in October 1958 and had an outstanding...
Concerned Black Women of Calvert County
Concerned Black Women of Calvert County Women in Transition Scholarship- Established in 2013 by the Concerned Black Women of Calvert County in support of returning adult students who are Calvert County residents.
Cox Family
Born in Marbury, Annie Marguerite Warder Cox lived all of her 72 years in Charles County, Maryland, where she attended elementary through high school. She was a devoted mother who worked as a waitress to provide for her family. She took great joy in attending four of...
CSM Alumni Association
CSM Alumni Association Scholarship- Established by the CSM Alumni Association in support of returning students.
CSM Foundation
Established in 1970, the CSM Foundation is the non-profit, 501©3 charitable organization and fundraising arm of the College of Southern Maryland. Comprised of an all-volunteer tri-county Board of Directors, the CSM Foundation raises friends and funds to support...
CSM Health Sciences Division
Susan N. Behmke Legacy Scholarship- Established in 2012 by the CSM Health Sciences Division in honor of retired CSM Nursing professor, Susan N. Behmke. This award supports Nursing students.
Diane Kaufman Fredette
Manhattan Architect Diane Kaufman Fredette came to know Southern Maryland through her annual involvement with the College of Southern Maryland's Women + Math. She immediately embraced the program to inspire young women. "She encouraged them. She gave them her full ...
Dr. Francis P. Chiaramonte
Established in 2010 by Dr. Francis P. Chiaramonte, M.D., in support of students majoring in Health Care or STEM fields who are experiencing hardships.
Earl and Elena Whipple
Earl and Elena Whipple established the Shani- Jinaki Whipple Endowed Scholarship Fund for the Physically Challenged in memory of their daughter who overcame many obstacles to achieve personal and academic excellence in every aspect of her life. Shani-Jinaki lived her...
Family of David Michael Krankowski
A 2007 graduate of Calvert High School, David Michael Krankowski continued his education in the College of Southern Maryland's (CSM) Engineering program. Prior to graduation from CSM, he looked forward to transferring to the University of Maryland Engineering School...
Home Town Real Estate
Home Towne Real Estate Scholarship- Established in 2011 by Home Towne Real Estate in support of full-time students from the Southern Maryland area.
Jane Grove
Walter B. Grove II Memorial Endowed Scholarship- Established in 1999 by Walter and Jane Grove in memory of their son. This award supports students in the visual arts.
Jane Hale Sypher
The former dean of the College of Southern Maryland (CSM) Leonardtown Campus and community activist Jane Hale Sypher is being recognized with a scholarship named in her honor by the St. Mary's County Commission for Women through the College of Southern Maryland...
La Plata Lions Club
La Plata Lions Club-Milton M. Somers Scholarship- Established in 2004 by the La Plata Lions Club. This award supports Charles County residents who are graduates of La Plata High School or attended Milton Somers Middle School.
Laura Polk, Health Sciences Division
Over the course of her 30-year career as a pediatric nursing instructor at the College of Southern Maryland (CSM), Susan N. Behmke, MS, RN, inspired countless students and many colleagues. Staff members at hospitals in Southern Maryland who attended CSM never fail to...
Linda Redding and Kevin Grimes
Linda Redding and Kevin Grimes partnered with the College of Southern Maryland (CSM) Foundation to establish the Our Earth Scholarship. The sole purpose of this scholarship is to provide financial assistance for tuition, fees and books to CSM students who are...
Linda Redding & Kevin Grimes
Linda Redding and Kevin Grimes partnered with the College of Southern Maryland (CSM) Foundation to establish the Our Earth Scholarship. The sole purpose of this scholarship is to provide financial assistance for tuition, fees, and books to CSM students who are...
Mark Posten & Christine Rush
In 1958, Charles R. "Charlie" Posten established CR Posten Excavating, a company that would support his family and the community for over 47 years. He later expanded the business to include his two sons and renamed it CR Posten & Sons Excavating. His sons used the...
Mary Katherine Waugh and Family
Sidney John Francis Waugh, Sr. Memorial Scholarship- Established in 2009 by Mary Katherine Waugh and Family in memory of her husband and retired CSM employee, Sidney Waugh, Sr.
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The third garden in Bridget's 3x3 Garden Series, this one is perfect for the pink and purple lovers of the garden world. The Purple Passion Trio again features three different plants, each complementing the other and all of which are EXCELLENT for cutting. Plant them in a circular or rectangular pattern by following Bridget's recommended layouts for easy garden planning! Each purchase of this item comes with an instructional sheet to lead you thorough the steps of planting and growing this collection as well as the three possible layouts which Bridget has designed for these selections.


Looking for a story about life aboard a modern U.S. Navy ship. Prefer SOL, but a search by an idiot (me) turned up nothing. If not SOL, then elsewhere (but not ASSTR - I'm hopeless in navigating it).
Define "modern" in this context. Things have changed a LOT since the 1980's. While a sailor from 1950 and one from 1980 would have a lot of common fodder material, moving into the 1990's things start to change, and the rate of change increases the closer you get to present day. I last set foot on an Active ship in 2004, and I am not going to hazard a guess at what it is like in 2018. But part of that is the ship I was on only had gender integration for the Officers, and I know that one thing changes a number of things, even before getting into the tech-side.
By "modern" I mean today - 2010 to 2018.


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One can use PC as a signal processing unit, significantly expanding the functionality of the device, especially, graphical display of measured and calculated parameters, as well as their deviation from the set (standard) values. Own software significantly accelerates the elaboration.
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FM 455 WIDENING PROJECT: Car Care Center of Sanger closes
Carroll Trego opened the Car Care Center, an auto repair shop in April of 1996 and he's been in this industry much longer. He's been an AMSOIL Dealer since 1977 and in the automotive repair business since 1959. Trego has lived in Sanger since 1974. The building he occupied for the last 22 years is located at 200 W. Chapman Drive at the corner of Second Street, in Sanger. It is one of the many properties that has been purchased by the state for the widening of FM 455, just east of Sanger High School to Bolivar. The project includes the reconstruction and widening of FM 455 from west of FM 2450 to east of Marion Road, a distance of 5.53 miles, in the City of Sanger. Improvements will involve the expansion from a two-lane rural highway to a four-lane urban highway (four through lanes with a center two-way left turn lane [CTWLTL]). Expansion would consist of one 12-foot wide travel lane and one 14-foot wide outside shared‑use lane with 1.5-foot outside curb offsets in each direction with a 17-foot wide CTWLTL.
On Tuesday morning, he was at the building cleaning a mop bucket. "Well, they wanted the building empty and it is now," he said. He said the business isn't moving, but closing. Doug Myers, who's run the repair shop for a while now is now working at Calvert Automotive in Denton. "Trego joked - I can't even work on my own car now." Carroll sold all his tools to Myers.
The property and building are owned by Ronnie Beard, of Sanger. Trego said he leased the building from Mr. Beard for all that time and they never had a lease agreement. These two were brought up in a time when a hand shake was as good as any contract agreement.
The right of way from 455 and Second street is just feet away from the building. And when you connect them from both sides, the right of way goes through the corner of the building.
Carroll and his wife Sue, live behind the building and he has a little shop next to his home. Trego will continue to operate his AMSOIL Lubricant business - CTSynthetics.
He is a licensed dealer for AMSOIL and sells Synthetic motor Oil for cars, trucks, motorcycles, industrial and much more. The website is www.ctsynthetics.shopamsoil.com/. "I can generally have the product you need available within 24 hours of when you order it." His cell number is 940-390-2905.
Five to eight-foot wide sidewalks will be located along the outside of both the eastbound and westbound lanes, the length of the entire 5.3 miles. The sidewalks would meet Americans with Disabilities design criteria. The existing right of way (ROW) width varies from 50 to 170 feet wide with a usual ROW width of 90 feet. The ROW width varies from 104 to 225 feet wide with a usual ROW width of 130 feet. Approximately 38.5 acres of new ROW and 2.1 acres of easements is being acquired.

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Watch Trailer for Jordan Peele's New Mind-Bending Horror, 'Us'
Jordan Peele's New Horror Movie 'Us' Is Already Sparking Wild Fan Theories
4 years ago in MoviesWords By Heather Snowden
The first trailer for Jordan Peele's long-awaited Get Out follow-up, Us, has arrived, and it's an absolute mind-melt. Watch above.
Dropping the two-and-a-half minute trailer on Christmas morning, Peele's next feature-length adventure is far from a festive feast. Rather, the movie centers around a family who, upon returning to the mother's childhood home in Northern California, find themselves threatened by four terrifying opponents: doppelgängers of themselves.
The trailer starts with off-beat finger snaps to the Luniz track "I Got 5 on It," and moves through hallways full of rabbits, sealed mouths, and various other moments that have caused Twitter to erupt with fan-theories — take a look at some of the best ideas below.
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My family and I are already cooking up #Us theories. My dad and sister suggested the boy might be a link between the families. I corroborated this with the fact that the Dopple-boy has his mouth sealed (speak no evil?), and the real boy was the first to find one of Them. pic.twitter.com/OWLFdvuBb5
— Justin (parody) (@_winley_) December 25, 2018
My #UsMovie theory: there's a 5th family member who died that will be the most elusive/hardest to kill until the mother confronts the loss. Hence, I've got 5 On It.
— $carlet (@ScarletEstelle) December 25, 2018
About those white rabbits... #UsMovie pic.twitter.com/0Er5iv4f1z
— Rob P | robakaron.eth (@RobAKARon) December 25, 2018
Us stars Lupita Nyong'o and Winston Duke (Black Panther), and Elizabeth Moss (The Handmaid's Tale), and will arrive in theaters March 15, 2019.
Do you have any theories about the movie? Share your thoughts in the comments.
In other news, Jake Gyllenhaal's Mysterio is actually a "good guy" in 'Spider-Man: Far From Home.'
Heather SnowdenFreelance Writer


It's truly amazing how far technology has reached. Everything is smart now. Our phones, our cars, even our houses. So a smart TV does not come as a surprise, doesn't it? I personally love the fact that I can connect my TV to the internet and access channels such as Youtube or Netflix directly. A few years ago I had to connect my laptop through an HDMI cable in order to watch my favorite show on the big screen. But now I am no longer required to do that. Everything I want is a push of a button away.
keys are mostly silent, and you can control things like volume, next/previous etc.
However, once the TVs got smarter, something was missing. Controlling all the functions with a regular remote became more and more difficult. Smart TVs released more and more functions, but the remote remained pretty much the same. Sure, it had a new Netflix button or whatnot, but it wasn't enough. And have you ever tried writing something in the search box with a remote? Absolutely horrible. It takes forever. There was a pressing need for change. It was then when manufacturers realized that they could do something about it. Thus they created the opportunity of controlling a smart TV with a wireless keyboard. Brilliant. The smart TV is basically a large computer now. It has a CPU and an operating system. So why not add a keyboard?
Apparently, it made the lives of many people so much easier. The remote will soonbecome obsolete. Soon enough smart TVs will be in every house, and so will TV keyboards. And here is why.
ü Easy control – it has never been so easy to control a TV than with a keyboard. Most of us use one every single day while on the computer or laptop. It has a become an extension of our hands. So imagine how easy would it be if everytime you want to spend some time in front of the big screen, you just use a keyboard. You already know where all the buttons are, you don't have to access multiple menus to access a particular function and so on.
ü You can write with ease – we are all aware of the search box on Youtube. Smart TVs have the application. However, when it comes to searching for a particular video, you almost want to pull your hair out. We are so used to everything going fast, that we ultimately lost out patience. It's a complete nightmare to write three words.
ü The mouse – another horrifying thing. You had to move it with the arrows on the remote and then push ok. It would take you forever to press ok on 20 letters. Only 20 if you were lucky. And God forbid you made a mistake. Move the mouse with the arrows again and push ok on backspace then take it where you left off. I am not going to go over the entire process because it makes me angry only thinking about it. But I bet you see my point.
I know that you agree with me and you are as aware as I am that a wireless keyboard for smart TVs is a God given gift.
Now that we agreed upon remotes becoming utterly useless when it comes to smart TVs let's move to the part where we decide what we want in the best Smart TV keyboard. Obviously, you want it to have as many features as possible, but just because it was anexcellent idea from the start, that doesn't mean all TV keyboards have what it takes to be the best.
ü Go for the one with the integrated touchpad. You don't want me to remind you the mouse nightmare in a regular remote. I expect you don't want to go back to moving the cursor with the arrows again, do you? A touchpad will come in handy. Moving it will be as natural as moving it on your laptop. That is why we want a smart TV keyboard after all. For the ease of use.
ü Easy connectivity – trust me when I say this, you don't need a keyboard that will ask you a thousand questions before installing. There are some models that arevery difficult to install, and you will probably smash one against a wall. You want one that you just connect to the TV and you are done. No drivers, no issues connecting, and proper functionality is the best you can hope for.
ü A wide range of action – the best Smart TV keyboard will always have a full range of action. If you want to use the keyboard from your kitchen counter, then you should be able to do that (valid for open space kitchens). What is the point of a wireless device if you cannot use it from afar?
ü Special functions buttons – this is where the remote buttons are useful, but a keyboard can have all these buttons as well. Look for keyboards that have a separate button for volume control, mute, brightness, pause, play, full-screen, etc. I bet that they will come in handy, especially when you are watching a movie or other videos. Usually, you have to press FN together with another key, but you are used with that. It's the same with computers or laptops.
ü Battery life – it's wireless, so it has to draw power from somewhere. This is an important aspect. I guess you don't want to change the batteries every couple of weeks. Especially if you use the keyboard for gaming as well. You can always go for a smart TV keyboard that has rechargeable batteries. They are more efficient and can stay on standby for longer.
You can add to these if you like. That is the beauty of the times we live in. New features are being born every single day.
What is the best wireless keyboard for smart TVs?
There may be inadequate (to say the least) smart TV keyboards out there, but honestly, there are hundreds of excellent products. Making a choice is tough, but possible. Here are three examples of what I consider to be the best Smart TV keyboard.
This is a perfect example of what I was talking above. It's the ideal keyboard for your Smart TV. It has an integrated touchpad so you can enjoy easy control of your TV. You don't need to install anything. It's a plug-and-play kind of keyboard. You just connect it to the computer and you are done. You can start using it. Just insert the tiny receiver in the USB port at the back of the of the TV. It is comfortable to use, the keys don't make too much sound, and the touchpad is comfortable to use. Not too big to occupy a lot of space, but not too small so that you can use it with ease. The range goes as far as 33 feet. It's enough for you to sit comfortably on the couch and watch a movie or chat with your friends. There will be no delays. The keyboard is easy to use in general, eliminating any learning curve. It resembles a regular keyboard, so older people will have no issues learning how to use it if they don't know already, which is highly unlikely. Everybody knows how to use a keyboard nowadays. The battery life is more than satisfactory. They should last up to 18 months. You may even forget that you need to replace them at some point. But if you use the on/off switch button and not leave the keyboard on standby, the batteries may last even longer. It consumes very little energy. Although this keyboard can be connected to your smart TV, it's also compatible with Windows 10, 8, or 7, Android5.0 or higher, and Chrome OS. Just in case you need to know. Click here to read more reviews and buy on Amazon.
This model also has an integrated touchpad, only this time is located on top. It's not as wide as the previous model, but it's deeper. The overall design is small and very attractive, and the backlight makes it look very nice in the dark. You can even change the color if you want. Just press FN+F2, and you can make it red, blue, or green. The aspect that I find most attractive about this keyboard, apart from design, is the fact that it has a built-in removable and rechargeable Li-ion battery. It will last longer, you can leave it on standby, and you can charge it by plugging the USB cable into your computer or wall adapter. One of the reasons for which the battery lasts so long is that it has an auto-sleep and wake up function. The range is 33 feet so you can use it from afar. No need to stay right in the front of the TV. As far as the keys are concerned, there is nothing you cannot do. The keyboard is QWERTY, and the touchpad can support multi-finger functions: single finger click as a left mouse button, two-finger click as the right mouse button, and the double finger drag as a scroll function. The idea was to recreate the computer keyboard experience. From what I see, AOKVIE succeeded. This too is compatible with other devices and operating systems (smart TVs, media players, desktop computers, laptops, Android. PS3, and Xbox 360) Click here to read more reviews and buy on Amazon.
The purpose of Proster was to manufacture a keyboard that is comfortable to use. That is why they created a product with a humanized ergonomic design. It means that the design it's destined to reduce wrist strains by providing a comfortable and pleasing typing experience. I think this is ideal for people who are no longer in their forties. But younger people who have to use computers all day at their jobs will appreciate a break from an uncomfortable keyboard as well. Carpel tunnel is a severe medical condition which can compromise the use of your hand(s). It's very common among programmers, writers and other professions that require excessive use of the hands. That is why a humanized ergonomic keyboard is like a breath of fresh air. The range of action for this keyboard is the same as the previous two products, 33 feet (10 m). It's powered by 2 AAA batteries, but they will last for quite some time. The auto-sleep feature will help increase the battery life. If you are idle for more than 15 minutes, the keyboard will automatically turn off. To wake it up all you have to is press any key. Simple as that. When the batteries are empty, you will know because there is a light on the upper right corner that will go red. The keys are mostly silent, and you can control things like volume, next/previous, play and pause. Overall, this product is satisfactory. It's compatible with a wide variety of devices and operating systems, but the important thing is that it's compatible with your smart TV. After all, that's why you're here. Click here to read more reviews and buy on Amazon.
I think all three products will bring customer satisfaction, but my personal choice is theAOKVIE Wireless Backlit Keyboard. I like everything about this keyboard. The backlight, the overall design, the features, together with the rechargeable battery make this product the best Smart TV keyboard.
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Feb. 7
Justice Committee on Feb. 7th, 2011
Evidence of meeting #46 for Justice and Human Rights in the 40th Parliament, 3rd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site, as are the minutes.) The winning word was treatment.
Bill C-54, An Act to amend the Criminal Code (sexual offences against children)
Ed Fast
Marlene Jennings
Serge Ménard
Joe Comartin
Stephen Woodworth
Derek Lee
Bob Dechert
Brent Rathgeber
Rick Norlock
Daniel Petit
Andrew McWhinnie Andrew McWhinnie Consulting, As an Individual
Michael Spratt Director, Criminal Lawyers' Association
Leonardo Russomanno Member, Criminal Lawyers' Association
Lianna McDonald Executive Director, Canadian Centre for Child Protection
Signy Arnason Director, Cybertip.ca, Canadian Centre for Child Protection
Karyn Kennedy Executive Director, BOOST Child Abuse Prevention and Intervention
Pearl Rimer Manager of Research and Training, BOOST Child Abuse Prevention and Intervention
Joe Comartin NDP Windsor—Tecumseh, ON
Is there a timeline on it?
Executive Director, Canadian Centre for Child Protection
Lianna McDonald
There is not one yet.
That will include public education.
Thank you, Mr. Chair.
The Chair Conservative Ed Fast
We'll move over to Mr. Woodworth for seven minutes.
Stephen Woodworth Conservative Kitchener Centre, ON
I'd like to give my thanks to all of the witnesses who are here today. I know that for some of you, your work is intensely difficult and painful, and we appreciate you sharing that with us. I don't think that two people or two groups or two interests will ever agree on everything, but it is good for us as legislators to hear a diversity of points of view.
Mr. Russomanno, there was one thing I think I heard you say that I did agree with. I just want to be sure that I heard you expressing my thought as well, and that is that the courts have decided that jail is the appropriate sentence for sexual offences, especially for those involving the exploitation of children. Am I correctly perceiving what you said on that? Because that's what squares with my experience.
Member, Criminal Lawyers' Association
Leonardo Russomanno
Yes. The abundance of case law, including the cases from the Ontario Court of Appeal, suggests that when the victim is a child, and in particular when the offender is in a position of trust or authority, jail is the norm.
I don't think they would say that it's in 100% of cases. These were in circumstances where a conditional sentence was imposed and then it was overturned by the court of appeal, and that was because the court of appeal said that you can't achieve deterrence with a conditional sentence in these cases.
I won't ask you to get into too much detail. I just wanted to say that I agree that, in my experience—I should say, just so you know, and I think everybody else knows, that I practised criminal law for almost 30 years--indeed, jail is the norm. But I would draw perhaps two different conclusions from that than you might.
The first conclusion is that I think it takes a bit of wind out of the sails of those whose dissertation is that there's no point to mandatory minimum penalties because in fact the courts have in fact said that jail should be the norm. Everybody in the system knows it. And if that induces more trials, the courts are willing to accept that. If that induces more guilty pleas, the courts are willing to accept that. If jail is not a deterrent, the courts think that there are other reasons for jail in these cases. I must say that I do too, and our government does too.
The second conclusion I might draw that you might not agree with is that I happen to believe that the elected representatives of Canadians are in as legitimate a position to make such decisions as judges are, and that it is legitimate for the government to say that jail should be the norm. In fact, jail should be the unvarying norm.
I wanted to just comment briefly on Mr. Spratt's eloquent defence of judicial discretion. I only wish you had been here when we were debating the multiple-murder discount bill. We were trying to give judges the authority to impose stiffer sentences. I sometimes think that whether you like judicial discretion depends on whether you want stiffer sentences or not so stiff sentences. To be unvarying in it, as you propose, I hope is at least consistent.
Briefly, Mr. McWhinnie, I want to say that I'm very grateful for your work with circles of support and accountability. I hope you're aware that last year, not too many months ago, our government in fact did renew and increase funding for the national circles of support program. I happen to be aware of that because I was contacted by the Mennonite Central Committee, which advocated strongly for that. However, our government believes in a balanced approach, not only on issues regarding rehabilitation and prevention but also with respect to appropriate deterrence.
I want to just suggest a different point of view to you regarding the question of harm that comes to families from putting people in jail. I'm old enough to remember 30 years ago when that was exactly the argument we used to make regarding wife-beaters. If you know about spousal abuse, you know that women are very great advocates for their abusers. But society has changed. Over the years we've determined that even though putting a wife-beater, a spousal abuser, in jail or penalizing him may take away from the dependants of the victim, we still do it. I think we're at the point where we should do the same regarding incest.
Regarding the courts' views on sentencing, I want to bring to the attention of the criminal lawyer people that the Alberta Court of Appeal, about two months ago, rendered a judgment by five judges of the Alberta Court of Appeal indicating that "wide disparities in sentencing are precipitating a crisis of confidence in the justice system.... Trial judges must be restrained from injecting their personal views and predilections into the sentencing process... The vast sentencing discretion currently enjoyed by trial judges 'makes the search for just sanctions at best a lottery, and at worst, a myth'" and in fact "inevitably causes prosecutors and defence lawyers to 'judge shop'". All of that rings very true, from my experience, and is a good reason for mandatory minimum penalties.
Do you know how many criminal lawyers there are in Ontario, by the way?
February 7th, 2011 / 4:40 p.m.
I don't offhand, no.
There are probably a lot more than just a thousand.
I would think so, yes.
Your organization represents a thousand criminal lawyers in Ontario, correct?
Director, Criminal Lawyers' Association
Michael Spratt
How many submissions did you get from your members regarding Bill C-54?
Bill C-54?
Yes, that's the one we're studying today.
It was canvassed extensively.
How many submissions?
I don't know the exact number of submissions. It was canvassed extensively. We've spoken to many criminal lawyers who aren't members of our organization, and the universal opinion of all the criminal lawyers I've talked to is that mandatory minimum sentences accomplish none of the goals—
I'm asking about Bill—
—that your government has reported that they accomplished.
Sorry to interrupt you, but I have to stick with Bill C-54 because that's the bill we're here to study today.
How many lawyers did you speak to regarding Bill C-54?
I don't have a count off the top of my head. I'd be happy to provide you with names.
No, I don't need names, but I would be grateful to know how many submissions your organization received from its members regarding Bill C-54.
And how many lawyers were involved in the preparation of your submissions for today?


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The traffic chaos that is being caused because of the concretelaying work which is undertaken on the 27km stretch from Hebbal to Hennur, the residents...
BENGALURU:The traffic chaos that is being caused because of the concrete-laying work which is undertaken on the 2.7km stretch from Hebbal to Hennur, the residents who are living closeby to the Manyata Embassy Tech Park (METB) have approached the police, to make sure that permission for any mega events in the area shall not be granted.
K Jayaraman, the president of the, Manyata Residency Niv Asigala Kshema Abhivrudhi Sangha said that, "Commuting on the stretch during peak hours is a nightmare. It takes up to 50 minutes to cover the 5-km distance from Hebbal flyover to our homes behind the tech park. When big events are held at venues like Manpho Convention Centre, the number of cars on the road increases by 100%, aggravating the chaos."
The ongoing work of the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike has made the traffic to come down at a very slow pace, with commuters taking 45 minutes to one hour to travel a distance which was earlier being covered in 15 minutes. The Palike was supposed to start concretising the entire width of the 2.7km corridor on the 27th of August and is supposed to complete it by November 11. However, plans changed when a trial run led to a severe traffic congestion, which led to taking a decision of begining with only one of the two lanes in the first week of September.
Office employees of the association met the traffic police a few days ago, and asked them not to permit any events at the Manpho and other convention centres like White Orchid until the whitetopping is done, to prevent the traffic situation from worsening. "Last Sunday, people were stranded for two hours because of the programmes being held at the two convention centres next to Manyata. This Saturday too, the Sunny Leone event is likely to cause a gridlock," said a resident.
As Sunny Leone's event has been scheduled long ago, which is creating problems for the jurisdictional police to consider the restriction of events, "Big events like the Sunny Leone performance were scheduled a long time ago and nothing can be done now. For one entire month before the project started, we publicized the project along with the Palike and asked commuters to take alternative routes," said a traffic police officer.
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In the aftermath of the civil unrest provoked by pushing an unwanted sectarian parade through the Republican heartland of Ardoyne, Gerry Adams wrote an article for Cif in which he empathised with what he termed "bitter orange" concerns, while summarily dismissing Republican protesters as "dissidents" or criminals.
The irony of such characterisations is hard to miss, not alone because of a lack of sympathy for Ardoyne nationalists who were on the receiving end of plastic bullets and water cannons or dragged out of their own streets by the crown constabulary.
For years, literally decades, the British vigorously pursued a strategy of criminalisation, and strove to brand all Republican opponents of British rule, especially members of Sinn Fein or the Provisional IRA, as "criminals". Their leaders were even styled "godfathers" whose very voices were deemed unfit to sully British television or radio. Few were so labelled more routinely than Gerry Adams himself.
The strategy was clear. A civil rights campaign or even armed resistance against British rule caused by legitimate grievances such as the denial of Irish national self-determination, or the systematic use of sectarian privilege and crown force repression, would raise troubling issues. The motives of criminals merit no serious consideration and are by definition illegitimate. The label "criminal" thus diverts attention away from any injustices at the core of British rule in Ireland.
A historic illustration of criminalisation took place in 1976, when the British government decreed that Republican political prisoners must don a criminal uniform. So intent was the Thatcher government on enforcing the propaganda ploy that those such as Brendan Hughes and Bobby Sands who refused were subjected to years of brutality and inhuman treatment, ending in the deaths of 10 Irish patriots on hunger strike in 1981. Criminals do not die such deaths for the freedom of their country.
For the following decade, leading Provisionals continued to be disparaged. Suddenly there was an overnight transformation. Some who had been berated as "criminals" or "godfathers" were now heralded as visionaries. The change in status coincided with the willingness of those former godfathers, now overnight visionaries, to renounce core demands and principles.
Those who negotiated the Stormont agreement, and whose reputations and endorsements insured its public support, claimed that their deal would be a stepping stone or transition to a united Ireland. They claimed that by accepting British rule and the unionist veto, by joining the British Stormont assembly, and forming a partnership with the unionist bloc, they would bargain away the sectarian injustices underpinning British rule. Republicans would march to a united Ireland through Stormont. Predictions were made as to the date of this historic achievement, from Joe Cahill's claim of 2003, to the less ambitious, but wildly unrealistic, claims of 2016.
The term dissident was applied in general parlance to encompass, in broad terms, those Republicans who did not accept this analysis and advanced a Republican alternative to this strategy. The dissidents believed that the agreement would not lead to a united Ireland but was actually designed to consolidate British rule. Their numbers included many veteran Republicans and ex-prisoners who had risked much and suffered much in the struggle, and for whom it was heartbreaking to walk away at a time when it was becoming easy, and for some financially beneficial, to be a Republican.
The word dissident embraces a wide range of groups. Some, such as the Republican Network for Unity (RNU), have no direct tie to armed struggle. RNU campaigns with others around issues such as the mistreatment of Republican political prisoners at Maghaberry prison reminiscent of the tragic policies that led to the 1981 hunger strike, or against triumphal sectarian parades forced through nationalist areas like Ardoyne. RNU links these injustices to British rule and the Stormont administration, and asks whether the Stormont partners back these injustices or are merely powerless to end them.
Some dissidents continue to believe that armed resistance with its political, military and publicity dimensions is central to challenging British rule. A full discussion and analysis of these various groups would take far more space than is allotted here.
What events are making increasingly clear is that the number, influence and import of those Republicans who are disillusioned with Stormont will continue to grow. Those who pretend these Republicans are unimportant, dismiss them as criminals, ignore them or expect Sinn Fein to control them, have badly miscalculated.


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South Africa will be keen to continue their winning momentum at when they take on Sri Lanka in a two-match Test series that starts from 13th February. Skipper Faf du Plessis will be keen that the side can hit the straps from the word go in the series to put pressure on Sri Lanka, who have been listless in their previous tour to Australia.
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3rd Sunday Ordinary Time
Cycle A, 2004-2005
First Reading - Isaiah 8:23 - 9:3
Responsorial Psalm - Psalm 27:1, 4, 13-14
Second Reading - 1 Corinthians 1:10-13, 17
Gospel - Matthew 4:12-23, or 4:12-17
When Jesus heard that John had been arrested, he withdrew to Galilee. He left Nazareth and went to live in Capernaum by the sea, in the region of Zebulun and Naphtali, that what had been said through Isaiah the prophet might be fulfilled: Land of Zebulun and land of Napthtali, the way to the sea, beyond the Jordan, Galilee of the Gentiles, the people who sit in darkness have seen a great light, on those dwelling in the land overshadowed by death light has arisen. From that time on, Jesus began to preach and say, "Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand."
Over the past few weeks, I have been paying attention to some of the very dramatic rescue stories associated with the victims of the tsunami disaster in South Asia. Everyday, you hear about another story of the triumph of the human spirit over seemingly impossible odds. Some days ago, I watched EWTN's coverage of how the Basilica of St. Thomas the Apostle was preserved in southern India, despite the fact that every other building in the town was wiped-away. It was an amazing sight to see - for miles around, there was complete devastation and yet the basilica was preserved. There is a story associated with this miracle. Before he was martyred, St. Thomas is reputed to have put a stake in the ground where the current basilica stands and claimed that the waters of the sea would never pass that point. It seems that he was prophetic.
St. Thomas gave his life as a martyr many miles away from home. Most of the rest of the apostles did the same - they traveled to the ends of the earth to spread the Gospel and all of them, except for St. John, died as martyrs. St. Peter himself ended up in Rome, where he would give up his life in martyrdom on a hill called Vaticanus. The presence of St. Peter's bones in Rome, under the mighty basilica is some proof that the Resurrection happened. After all, what would have driven the saint to freely return to Rome after he had practically escaped the city during the persecution of Nero? Peter had seen the Resurrected Christ and he knew what awaited him if he remained faithful to his vocation - heavenly glory.
Our Gospel today allows us to marvel at the response of the first four Apostles the Lord Jesus calls - two sets of brothers: Peter and Andrew and James and John. There must have been something about our Lord's glance, the tenor and pitch of His voice, that must have compelled these men to leave everything in their lives that was safe, reliable, predictable, stable and comfortable in order to follow Him. Their response was permanent and it was immediate. It was almost reckless and uncalculated, in the eyes of the world. A great lesson can be learned from this: when the Holy Spirit moves us to follow our Lord in a more radical way, our response to the Spirit's prompting should be immediate and firm. There should be a type of recklessness on our part to follow the Spirit's movements within our souls. After all, God is never outdone in generosity, when we are generous with Him.
The Twelve Apostles had no real idea what following Jesus would eventually cost each of them. They could not have known that all but one of them would die as martyrs. They could not have known that their vocations would have carried them to the very ends of the earth, enduring many trials and hardships for the sake of the Kingdom of God. These men were practically "nobodies" in the eyes of the world and yet today, they are memorialized and venerated by over 1 billion Catholics worldwide. Consider the Basilica of St. John Lateran, in Rome - the mother church of Western Christendom. The main nave is lined with the statues of the Twelve Apostles and St. Paul. The statues are nearly 15 feet high and each of the Apostles are presented as robust, impressive men, each holding the instrument of torture used to martyr them. Not only is the Lateran Basilica a church - it is a living monument to the memories of our forefathers in Faith - it is upon their faith that our Lord build His Church.
Speaking of memorials, a good friend of mine, a priest of St. Louis, Missouri, was visiting me a few months ago. We spent a couple of days up near Washington and the only site he wanted to visit was the new World War II memorial, on the National Mall. We rented a couple of bikes in Old Town, Alexandria and biked over to the monument and spent a couple of hours there, admiring the monument. Half of it is dedicated to those who served in Europe and the other half of it is dedicated to those who served in the Pacific Theatre of the Second World War. I was moved to see that nearly one-third of the Asian battles occurred near and around my beloved Philippines. My friend and I pondered the title given to those who served our nation in this era - the "Greatest Generation" as they are called. We discussed whether or not our generation - Generation X, the children of the Baby Boomers, would ever be considered the greatest generation. We both agreed, "NO WAY!" The reason why is because our generation has yet to learn the meaning of sacrifice - a word that was a lived reality for the Greatest Generation. Members of the Greatest Generation lived through the Great Depression and fought in the Second World War II. They knew what food and sugar rations were and what patriotism really meant. They knew that some things were worth dying for and that it was important to be a God-fearing nation.
We have wandered from the spirit of the Greatest Generation. The notions of sacrifice and mortification are not a part of our generation's vocabulary. We cannot understand why someone would willingly deny themselves legitimate goods in order to mortify themselves to make room for interior growth. Instead, we understand the language of self-indulgence and immediate gratification. If you can't get to the store on Sunday, don't worry about it - you can shop online. The online store is always open and we've got to have the latest thing right now. If you've ever read the publication SkyMall, found in practically every seat-pocket in front of you on an airplane, you know that many dogs in this country live better than most people in South Asia. We have become a culture that does not appreciate its wealth and we are at times drunk with self-gratification. This culture of softness and over-indulgence spent over $700 billion in entertainment in 2004. To be sure, a good percentage of this amount was spent in legitimate goods, but it does make us wonder about the great inequities in the world when we can spend that much money on mere entertainment while so much of the world starves.
Moreover, this over-indulgent culture we now live in champions convenience and supposed right over human life and the immutable truth that all human life is sacred and inviolable. Tomorrow, thousands will gather in Washington for the 31st Annual March for Life - protesting the anniversary of legalized abortion in the United States. The Culture of indulgence has given birth to the Culture of Death - secularist mentality that claims that life is cheap; that life only has meaning if we say it does; and that "choice" triumphs over life itself. It is a culture that asserts that liberty and happiness outweigh life itself. Paradoxically, this Culture of Death does not recognize that without life, liberty and happiness have no context in which to operate.
Even among Catholics, we find many anti-life dispositions. For example:
• There are those couples of child-bearing years who know God is calling them to be open to having more children but they contracept in their marriage because of selfishness and a lack of trust in God that a change in their lifestyle may be good for them.
• There are those who assert that abortion and contraception are just two issues among a continuum of life issues such as capital punishment and war, even though these can never be equated with abortion and contraception because capital punishment and war are permissible in certain circumstances while abortion and contraception are intrinsic evils and are never permissible.
• There are those who remain silent when adult children or siblings or peers head down the road of invitro fertilization (IVF) which creates embryos outside the womb and discards unused embryos or supplies an illicit embryonic stem cell research industry.
• There are those who are ambivalent towards abortion, citing the libertarian view that, "I don't have a right to impose my morality on others." Others will say that if the Church wants to pay their bills, then the Church can tell them how many children they should have. This asinine line of thinking would then argue that the Church should not speak out against murder and rape because the Church could never guarantee a way of stopping such evils. If our Lord had adopted this position, He would have explained Himself after the Sermon on the Mount, which many of his hearers must have found difficult and said, "I know you think that what I said is really tough to follow, so just do what you want and do whatever makes you feel comfortable."
While tomorrow's March for Life will specifically call for an end to legalized abortion, what the March for Life is really about is a desire to take a stand against the Culture of Death. Abortion and contraception are just symptoms of the Culture of Death. What we need to be praying for is a conversion in the hearts of our fellow citizens to oppose the Culture of Death in all of its forms and to promote the Gospel and the Culture of Life.
Our first reading and our Gospel make reference to two cities - Zebulun and Naphtali. These were two cities that had been victims of continual invasion and occupation by foreign enemies over the course of Jewish history. When Isaiah makes mention of these cities, he uses them as metaphors for the type of liberation that the Messiah will bring - not a liberation from political and military force, but something greater - liberation from the grip of sin and death itself that only God can initiate and complete. The Gospel of Life is a manifestation of this true liberty that Christ offers the human family - to venerate and protect every human life, for every human life is unique and irreplaceable.
The Greatest Generation looks at the Baby Boomers and the Gen Xers and wonders where it all went wrong. When we live in a culture (and we do) that has legalized the murder of 45 million babies through abortion, we have gone to a very bad place. We have much to learn from the Greatest Generation - may we soon rediscover that the Greatest Generation already knows - that to live for others and to die to self is the beginning of the Kingdom of God on earth.


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'No Heroes Here': Report Lays out Decades of Baltimore Police, City Failure That Led to Scandal
When seven officers from the Gun Trace Task Force were arrested in 2017, the sprawling case was shocking. Plain clothes officers targeted people, stole hundreds of thousands of dollars, lied about overtime and also conducted searches without warrants. Prosecutors said Sgt. Wayne Jenkins was the ring leader of the rogue squad. (Kevin Richardson/The Baltimore Sun/TNS)
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Justin Fenton / Baltimore Sun (TNS)
BALTIMORE — Five years after the Gun Trace Task Force corruption scandal broke, a new report offers the first comprehensive account of how the Baltimore Police Department repeatedly failed to address misconduct complaints involving officers now serving federal prison time.
The report, which spans more than 500 pages and cost taxpayers more than $4.47 million, unearths dozens of previously unknown allegations of corruption and misconduct against officers implicated in the case and provides detailed summaries of the outcomes, showing the vast majority were discarded with little investigation.
"There are no heroes here," said Michael Bromwich, the former Justice Department inspector general who led the investigation, in an interview.
The report includes details about a previously unknown, off-the-books Baltimore Police spying operation on an aide to former Mayor Martin O'Malley and a scene involving former Mayor Catherine Pugh crying on the floor of her office when she fired Commissioner Kevin Davis. It lays new corruption allegations on two retired sergeants, and raises questions about repeated supervisory lapses by a current colonel.
Investigators conducted interviews with 145 people, including with every mayor, police commissioner and top prosecutor from the past 20 years, as well as a range of police officers, city officials and consultants who worked with the city, and combed through emails and internal records. Their report reaches the assessment that corruption has been prevalent for decades, allowed by a culture of dysfunction in the Police Department and City Hall.
"Anatomy of the Gun Trace Task Force Scandal: Its Origins, Causes, and Consequences" was compiled by the law firm of Steptoe and Johnson, led by Bromwich, and has been in the works for more than two years. The Police Department commissioned it under pressure in 2019 after being chided for failing to conduct any type of broad internal review of the scandal.
The FBI arrested seven members of the Gun Trace Task Force in March 2017. A wiretap investigation revealed that the plainclothes street enforcement unit, which had been prowling the city for guns and drawing accolades from its bosses, also was robbing people, lying in sworn paperwork, taking overtime for hours not worked, and stealing and selling drugs.
One of the report's observations is that the department historically failed to look inward and analyze misconduct scandals involving its officers over the years.
As federal investigators continued to probe the GTTF case, they charged more officers and uncovered crimes going back years.
"Corruption was a cancer that had taken root in pockets within BPD long before 2017 and had never been squarely addressed with the degree of focus and commitment of resources that were required," the report found. "Corruption and misconduct were never accorded the priority they deserved by BPD leadership, and the core of a well-functioning accountability system — swift and certain consequences for misconduct — was never established."
Bromwich said his team saw reasons for optimism with regard to the Police Department's current path. He cited the consent decree reached by the city and the Justice Department to improve policing in Baltimore and the federal judge overseeing it, the proliferation of body cameras and camera audits (members of the GTTF were arrested as body cameras were in the early stages), and some of Commissioner Michael Harrison's initiatives.
"It's not an uplifting story, but some uplifting things are happening now," Bromwich said.
One convicted officer who spoke to the investigative team, Victor Rivera, joined the force in 1994 and said he learned early from others how to get "down and dirty" — beating suspects who ran from them in order to teach them a lesson.
In 1997, during the execution of a residential search and seizure warrant, Rivera and a senior officer found cash, according to Rivera's account. They exchanged a glance and a shrug. The supervisor, identified as William Knoerlein, allegedly took the money and shared a couple hundred dollars with Rivera after they left the scene, a practice that Rivera said continued for years.
"I've got dirt on you, you've got dirt on me," Knoerlein allegedly told Rivera, who was sentenced to 14 months in federal prison last year for lying about stealing cocaine in 2009.
Knoerlein, a sergeant who retired in 2019 while suspended, declined to comment on the report's allegations. He spent his last six years with the department assigned to the ATF.
Over the years, the convicted Gun Trace Task Force officers were the subject of numerous internal affairs complaints, but details have emerged only through civil cases and leaked documents.
For example, The Baltimore Sun previously reported, citing leaked documents, that convicted detective Jemell Rayam was accused of stealing money and failed a polygraph test in 2009 — well before being promoted to the task force.
But the report gives the first explanation as to why he evaded punishment, using hearing transcripts and interviews to show that an internal disciplinary panel threw out the case because the department had brought the case beyond the statute of limitations.
"Even though the facts strongly supported Rayam's guilt, there was no notification of his supervisors, and nothing was done to ensure that he was never put in a position where he was required to testify in court," the report said.
The report also shines new light on those already in prison.
Convicted detective Daniel Hersl was the subject of nine internal affairs complaints and two "use of force" reviews, triggering supervisor review in 2015 — one year before he hit the streets with the Gun Trace Task Force. Some of the cases led to lawsuits that garnered media attention, but Sean Miller, the police colonel overseeing him at the time who remains on the force as a lieutenant, told the Bromwich team that he "was never aware that Hersl had multiple complaints against him."
Such files have been kept secret for decades, and are now considered public documents under police reforms passed last year by the General Assembly.
"These records were concealed from the public, they were spared the embarrassment of having to explain how somebody like Hersl could remain on the force," Bromwich said.
The Police Department's current chief of patrol, Col. Kevin A. Jones, is among the supervisors scrutinized in the report. He was an early supervisor of the Gun Trace Task Force, and the report says that under his leadership regional partners pulled out of the effort as the unit became focused on "rips," a term for aggressive street enforcement.
"We do not want the group to turn into a rip squad," a commander wrote to Jones in November 2009.
Asked by investigators about what precipitated the email, Jones said officers in the unit had "cried to daddy."
Jones also recruited convicted officers Momodu Gondo and Rayam into the task force and said he never saw anything to question their ethics.
The investigators, however, questioned why he recruited them in the first place: "We found no evidence that either Rayam or Gondo had shown any inclination or aptitude for the type of analytic and investigative work that defined the core of the GTTF's original mission."
Jones himself is accused by a Baltimore County officer interviewed in the report of conducting a search without a warrant.
Jones remained in a supervisory role over the Gun Trace Task Force and other plainclothes units and took part in meetings about disciplinary problems, the report's authors found. Since the scandal broke, Jones has been promoted twice.
Police Commissioner Michael Harrison has said only that Jones was vetted and that he was comfortable keeping him in a command-level position.
The report contains no allegations that higher-ranking commanders deliberately encouraged corruption, but that they were encouraged by the officers' productivity.
The report's authors conclude that corrupt officers were "largely self-selecting, identifying those they believed would participate with them in misconduct and shunning those they felt could not be trusted to participate and keep their secrets.
"The reverse was also true: honest officers knew to stay away from their colleagues who they knew or suspected operated 'in the gray area.' For various reasons, those honest officers kept their suspicions to themselves, or shared them only with other like-minded officers without reporting their suspicions to their supervisors or to [internal affairs]."
The investigators say that the Baltimore Police Department needs to find ways to get talented officers to work in internal affairs, and that the organization needs to teach its own history in detail to recruits, including firsthand accounts from corrupt officers and their victims.
While the city's mayors have changed police commissioners with the frequency of a volatile sports franchise owner, officers knew that despite the high-level proclamations of change, things stayed largely the same.
The report begins with the O'Malley's term, tracing his attempts to reduce crime and combat misconduct. O'Malley imported two commissioners from New York City, and the report describes the tenure of Commissioner Kevin Clark as disastrous, rife with turmoil and the implementation of harmful policies.
In one particularly startling anecdote, the investigators compiled a previously unknown account of the Police Department's internal affairs conducting "off the books" spying on a top O'Malley aide as the mayor neared firing Clark. Officers followed Kristen Mahoney around town and were instructed to follow her into restaurants and find reasons to pull her over while driving. Clark denied knowledge of the operation, but multiple officers who were involved in it confirmed their participation to the investigators.
Mahoney, who is now acting director of the U.S. Department of Justice's Bureau of Justice Assistance, was not previously aware of the surveillance.
"Well, it's upsetting," Mahoney told The Sun, "but that was a long time ago."
Disgraced Sgt. Wayne Jenkins, the Gun Trace Task Force ringleader who is serving 25 years in prison, gave one interview to the investigators in which he also alleged that Knoerlein and another one of his early supervisors, Michael Fries, were "dirty cops." He said Fries encouraged him to steal $10,000, which Jenkins said he gave to Fries to spend during a bachelor party in Atlantic City. Fries declined to comment to The Sun.
Neither Knoerlein nor Fries were charged by federal authorities. Reached by investigators for comment, Fries said that he was tired of defending himself.
"I just can't do it anymore and want to move on," he said, according to the report.


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La  est une unité d'infanterie de l'armée impériale japonaise. Son nom de code est  et son symbole militaire est 14D. Elle est l'une des quatre nouvelles divisions créées à la fin de la guerre russo-japonaise le . Elle est plus tard déployée en Mandchourie comme l'ensemble de l'armée japonaise qui ne laisse aucune division au Japon même.

La  est initialement établie à Kokura sous le commandement du lieutenant-général Tsuchiya Mitsuharu et recrute principalement à Osaka, Zentsūji, Hiroshima et Kumamoto.

Histoire

Guerre russo-japonaise
C'est la seule des quatre divisions créées en urgence qui est considérée comme prête au combat (quoique toujours en sévère sous-effectif) avant la fin de la guerre. Elle est envoyée au front en  où elle rejoint la  armée de Nogi Maresuke. Cependant, elle arrive trop tard pour participer aux combats et est assignée comme police locale dans la péninsule du Liaodong occupée par les Japonais et le long des chemins de fer de Mandchourie du Sud en . Elle est remplacée par la  en 1906 et est assignée à Himeji.

Réorganisation
En , le quartier-général de la division est établi dans l'actuelle ville d'Utsunomiya et sa composition est totalement réorganisée. Le  d'infanterie est transféré à la  à Kyoto et le  d'infanterie est transféré à la nouvelle  basée à Okayama. Le  d'infanterie est transféré à la  basée à Kurume. À la place de ces unités, la division gagne le  d'infanterie basé à Sakura (déplacé à Mito en ), ainsi que le  d'infanterie basé à Takasaki et le nouveau  d'infanterie d'Utsunomiya. Le , la réorganisation est achevée avec le transfert du quartier-général de la  d'infanterie, du  de cavalerie, du  d'artillerie, et du  de logistique. Le  d'infanterie réjoint également la division en 1909, étant déplacé de Narashino à Utsunomiya.

Sibérie et Mandchourie
En , la  est l'une des divisions japonaises envoyées lors de l'intervention en Sibérie. En mars-, le  du  d'infanterie stationné à Nikolaïevsk-sur-l'Amour est massacré par des irréguliers bolchéviks lors de l'incident de Nikolaïevsk.

En , le  d'infanterie est dissout et remplacé par le  de Matsumoto. De plus, le quartier-général de la  d'infanterie est déplacé de Mito à Utsunomiya tandis que celui de la  est transféré à Takasaki. La  est déployée à Ryojun au Guandong en . Des unités de la division sont déployées à Jinan et Tsingtao en 1928 à la suite de l'incident de Jinan. La  retourne au Japon en 1929.

En 1932, la  est de nouveau déployée en Mandchourie sous l'égide de l'armée japonaise du Guandong et participe à la guerre de Shanghai. Elle participe également à l'incident de Mukden de . Son  de son  d'infanterie participe également à la bataille de Rehe en . La  retourne au Japon en 1934.

Seconde guerre sino-japonaise
Au début de la seconde guerre sino-japonaise en 1937, la  est placée sous le commandement du lieutenant-général Kenji Doihara et est réassignée sur le théâtre d'opération de l'armée régionale japonaise de Chine du Nord et, en tant que partie de la  armée, elle participe à l'opération de la voie ferrée Pékin-Hankou, suivant la route Baoding-Shanxi-Xuzhou. En 1938, la  participe à la campagne du  où elle combat à la . Dans le même temps, en , le déploiement de la  en Chine est rendu permanent et la  s'établit dans son quartier-général d'Utsunomiya.

Après une période sur la ligne de front en 1939, la  est envoyée à Qiqihar au Mandchoukouo pour devenir une force de garnison. En , la division est réorganisée en division triangulaire et son  d'infanterie est transféré à la . Durant cette période, des soldats japonais démobilisés apportent la recette locale du jiaozi frit, appelé en japonais gyōza, du Mandchoukouo au Japon. Comme les troupes de la  sont principalement originaires d'Utsunomiya, la ville devient réputée au Japon pour ses gyōza. En , la division est déployée sur la frontière mongole à Handagai (au sud-est de Nomonhan).

Guerre du Pacifique
En , la  est renvoyée au Mandchoukouo et assignée comme force de garnison. Comme la situation dans la guerre du Pacifique contre les États-Unis continue de se détériorer, le conseil de guerre suprême commence à transférer des forces du Mandchoukouo vers les îles du Pacifique. La , sous le commandement du lieutenant-général Sadae Inoue, est assigné à Palaos le , et le  et le  du  sont envoyés sur l'île de Peleliu, un bataillon de son  d'infanterie est stationné sur l'île d'Angaur, et le reste du  et le  sont envoyés sur l'île de Babeldaob avec le quartier-général. Avant le départ, les régiments d'infanterie sont réorganisés, absorbant les unités de génie, d'artillerie, de transports et les . La perte de la compagnie de canon automatique durant le transport provoque l'abandon des plans de déploiement du nouveau  mixte indépendant de génie dans l'ouest de la Nouvelle-Guinée.

La bataille de Peleliu et la bataille d'Angaur font partie des plus violentes de la guerre du Pacifique. À Angaur,  des  défenseurs sont tués, et à Peleliu,  des  défenseurs périssent du  au . Comme les troupes sur Peleliu sont anéanties, le transfert du  du  à Peleliu est annulé. L'île de Babeldaob n'est cependant jamais envahie mais les unités présentes subissent de sévères pertes en raison des bombardements aériens et du manque de vivres.

Voir aussi
 Liste des divisions de l'armée impériale japonaise

Références

Bibliographie
 Madej, W. Victor. Japanese Armed Forces Order of Battle, 1937-1945 2 vol. Allentown, PA; 1981

Division d'infanterie de l'armée impériale japonaise
Unité ou formation militaire créée en 1905
Unité ou formation militaire dissoute en 1945

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