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Two officers step down amid bribery scandal

Oct 05, 2005
By Liivi Sandy

TALLINN - The police department has found itself knee-deep in scandal after some 20 officers were placed under criminal investigation for pocketing bribes. Following a probe that exposed 20 police officers, two high-ranking officials have tendered their resignation: the traffic police chief of Tallinn and a regional police chief, both of whom were caught accepting bribes from drivers.Police chief Raivo Aeg will announce his decision on the resignation of North Prefecture traffic police chief Ai ...

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