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It seems as soon as there's a topic regarding law enforcement on Slashdot, everyone comes out of the woodwork with some story about corruption throughout the ranks. But keep in mind not everyone is from the same country, and it'd be nice if you could at least specify where you're coming from before you start some story. I'm from Toronto, but have traveled around Canada and seen local authorities vary drastically in how they use their powers. Now if things can vary that much across just a few provinces, surely things vary much greater for different countries, and it'd be important to distinguish what law enforcement agency you're talking about.

Also, for a community that's usually opposed to mainstream media, no one has really taken into consideration the media's bias to negative acts. Stories about corrupt officers sell more than stories about officers doing their job properly, or even going beyond the call of duty, so news agencies tend to focus on that. There are plenty of good cops out there; they just don't get their fair share of the headlines.
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Submission + - Sony shifting PS3 marketing to focus on Blu-Ray (ft.com)

Tabernaque86 writes: What started as a "optimistic" joke on the price of the PS3 and it's Blu-Ray capabilities, Sony is now using the joke seriously. Kaz Hirai, president of the games unit, is trying to use the fact that it's a "great Blu-Ray player" as a focusing point for Christmas sales.

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