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When a senior policeman from the violence-plagued Mexican city of Ciudad Juarez had his life threatened by drug gangs, he moved to Canada seeking refugee status. But Canadian authorities say he should be protected by his own government and want to send him and his family back to Mexico. Related articles by Zemanta Mexico Car Bomb Marks New Level Of Violence (news.sky.com) Mexico blames drug cartel for deadly car bomb (reuters.com) Mayor: car bomb used in attack on Mexican police (dailycaller.com)

They are supposed to protect the citizens of their country, but instead France's police force is facing multiple allegations of brutality and racism. Amnesty International say that French authorities failed to investigate numerous allegations of unlawful killings, racial abuse and excessive use of force. One of those cases was a 69-year-old Arab man who died in police custody. Al Jazeera's Estelle Youssouffa meets his friend, who says he will not rest until justice is done. Related articles by Zemanta Man convicted of insulting Sarkozy (calgaryherald.com)

A 19-year-old teenage girl was punched in the face by a Seattle police officer Tuesday afternoon after a jaywalking incident that ended in a video-taped altercation recorded by an onlooker, and was released earlier today. Related articles by Zemanta Police Confrontation with Jaywalkers in Seattle (milkandcookies.com) Police officer punches female teenager for jaywalking (thegrio.com) More Citizen Video Impact: Seattle Policeman Punches Woman In Face In Jaywalking Incident Caught On Video (themoderatevoice.com)

Peruvian police say the Dutchman Joran van der Sloot has confessed to killing a young woman in his Lima hotel room last week. Van der Sloot confessed during an interrogation. He is also the prime suspect in the disappearance of Natalee Holloway Related articles by Zemanta Dutchman confesses in Peru murder: police (cbc.ca) Joran van der Sloot Murdered Stephany Flores Over Natalee Holloway Connection (riehlworldview.com) Van der Sloot confesses to Peru slaying (msnbc.msn.com)

Supporters of an alleged drug lord in Kingston, the Jamaican capital, are engaged in fierce gun battles with the security forces. Several police stations came under attack,and the government has imposed a state of emergency in parts of the city. The attacks came after Jamaica said it would extradite Christopher "Dudus" Coke, the alleged drug lord, to the United States, where he faces drugs and arms trafficking charges. The extradition of Coke threatens to further destabilise a country already rife with drugs-related violence. Al Jazeera's Rob Reynolds reports. Related articles by Zemanta Take in 'Dudus' .....Police tell lawyers to turn over Tivoli strongman (news.smallshop.com) The women behind the dons (news.smallshop.com) Tough response to anarchy -Gov't places capital under limited State of Public Emergency (news.smallshop.com) Jamaica to extradite drug suspect (news.smallshop.com) PM prejudiced Dudus case, says Phillips (news.smallshop.c...

It's emerged the father of two childen found dead in a Spanish hotel room is an alleged paedophile who'd just been extradited. .

The Indonesian Government has confirmed that almost 40 police officers have been interviewed about the shooting death of a senior tribal leader, at a peaceful rally in West Papua in August this year.

Another suicide blast to tell you about in Pakistan. Two Islamist militants who were planning an attack in Karachi blew themselves up when police raided their hideout today.

New York City police have made an arrest in a bat attack on a Boston-area radio host. The second suspect is still being sought.

Police have arrested a Virginia man after they found a grenade and several weapons in his car several blocks from the U.S. Capitol building in Washington.

Police in riot gear clashed with about 300 protesters about a mile from the site of the Democratic National Convention on Monday night, and some of the demonstrators were hit with pepper spray.