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The accused officers have been suspended after a graphic video of the alleged attack was released
AT least five police officers are being investigated over the alleged gang rape of a female colleague after harrowing footage of the woman's ordeal emerged.
The accused officers have been suspended after a graphic video of the alleged attack was released to local media in Villahermosa, in the Mexican state of Tabasco.
The woman was allegedly raped at the Police Academy in the city in 2015, but footage of the assault has only surfaced, according to local media.
The video appears to show the woman lying on the ground, wearing only a bra, being sexually assaulted by the five accused officers.
One of the accused officers can be seen wearing a shirt with the phrase "la seguridad es de todos" - which translates to "security is for everybody" - while assaulting the woman.
The female victim told cops she couldn't recall much about the assault but was moved to make a complaint when the lurid clip was posted on social media sites.
Jose Alberto Aguirre Carbajal, secretary of public security, described the case as "very serious".
He said: "We are collecting evidence in order to determine the punishment for this serious crime."
"We know that there are more people, because somebody recorded the video, but I cannot confirm properly how many officers participated."
Local media reported that five officers have so far been suspended and that one of them was arrested.
No names were mentioned in reports. The exact charges so far are unclear.
The alleged gang rape is said to have taken place on a grassed area near Cloffocks car park in Workington between 7pm and 7.20pm on Tuesday evening.
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May 30, 2014 / 11:07 AM
/ CBS News

ATLANTA - Parents of a 19-month-old boy said their child has a 50 percent chance of surviving after he was critically injured when a police "flash bang" device was tossed into his bed during a raid, reports the Atlanta Journal-Constitution . A northeast Georgia sheriff called the incident a tragic accident.
Early Wednesday morning, officers arrived at a Habersham County, Ga., home to arrest 30-year-old Wanis Thometheva after receiving a tip from a confidential informant that he had bought methamphetamine from the suspect, according to the paper.
Habersham County Sheriff Joey Terrell told the Journal-Constitution that Thometheva had previously been taken into custody on drug charges, and investigators found weapons - including an AK-47 - during the arrest.
Terrell said officers had no indication that any children were inside the home as they approached the same door where the drugs had allegedly been purchased. Police reportedly opened the door and threw a distraction device, often referred to as a flash bang, inside. "It distracts [the suspects] so you can make an entrance," Terrell told the paper.
However, the Journal-Constitution reports the device landed in the playpen where a toddler, Bounkham "Bou Bou" Phonesavanhs, was sleeping. The 19-month-old and his family, three older sisters and his parents, were all asleep in the same room. Only the toddler was injured.
"[The device] blew open his face and his chest," the boy's mother, Alecia Phonesavanh, told the paper outside Grady Memorial Hospital, where the child is now in a medically induced coma. "Everybody was asleep. It's not like anyone was trying to fight." The family said they were visiting Georgia after a fire burned down their Wisconsin home. It is unclear who they were staying with.
"The last thing you want is law enforcement to injure someone innocent," Terrell said. "There was no malicious act performed. It was a terrible accident that was never supposed to happen."
The paper reports Thometheva was not at the home at the time of the raid but was later arrested at another house on a felony drug charge of distribution of meth.
Terrell said he contacted the Georgia Bureau of Investigation about the incident and was told no further investigation was needed. "Our hearts are broken with [the family]," he said.
The family says it will be weeks before they know if Bou Bou will survive, and, if so, what treatment he will need. They have no place to live in the meantime. The family is upset but hopeful that Bou Bou will make a full recovery.
"I hold his hand to comfort him," Bounkham Phonesavanh, the boy's father, told the Journal-Constitution. "We're close. That's my boy, my only son."
A family friend has created an online fund-raising page to help with the Phonesavanhs' medical costs.

First published on May 30, 2014 / 11:07 AM

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Why do police bang on doors instead of knocking or ringing the bell?
Updated 8 months ago · Author has 738 answers and 1.3M answer views
Why do police often knock instead of using the doorbell?
Is it illegal to not answer your front door if a police officer knocks?
What is the main reasons why an officer would knock on your door and leave when not answered without leaving a card or a note?
If the cops come to my house and I don't answer the door what can happen?
If a cop knocks on my door and asks questions about my neighbour what is the best thing to do?
Answered 2 years ago · Author has 6.8K answers and 11.8M answer views
Why do police often knock instead of using the doorbell?
Is it illegal to not answer your front door if a police officer knocks?
What is the main reasons why an officer would knock on your door and leave when not answered without leaving a card or a note?
If the cops come to my house and I don't answer the door what can happen?
If a cop knocks on my door and asks questions about my neighbour what is the best thing to do?
Why would the police knock on my door and leave without leaving a note and come back a week later, knock and leave again?
Why would a cop knock on my door twice and then leave?
How do I find out why the police were knocking on my doors?
If a law enforcement officer knocks on your door (rather than smashing it in) is it a sign that they do not have a warrant? So if they knock or request permission to enter can you refuse?
Why did your neighbors knock on your door?
What should I do if an "officer of the court" knocks on my door? An unidentified man with a laminated badge has come by my apartment 4 times so far. When I was home, I ignored him. He says he’s an "officer of the court" and asked for me by name.
Are the cops allowed to randomly stop by at my house and ring my doorbell or knock on my door to ask me if they can search my drawers just to make sure I am not hiding anything illegal inside them?
How long can the police knock on your door?
If the police are at your door because a neighbor called, do you have to open the door?
Could I look at the police through my window while they’re knocking, if I don’t answer? As in, they can pretty clearly see me.
Why do police often knock instead of using the doorbell?
Is it illegal to not answer your front door if a police officer knocks?
What is the main reasons why an officer would knock on your door and leave when not answered without leaving a card or a note?
If the cops come to my house and I don't answer the door what can happen?
If a cop knocks on my door and asks questions about my neighbour what is the best thing to do?
Why would the police knock on my door and leave without leaving a note and come back a week later, knock and leave again?
Why would a cop knock on my door twice and then leave?
How do I find out why the police were knocking on my doors?
If a law enforcement officer knocks on your door (rather than smashing it in) is it a sign that they do not have a warrant? So if they knock or request permission to enter can you refuse?
Why did your neighbors knock on your door?
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We bang on your front door to get your attention. Your doorbell may not be working or even if it is, if it’s too quiet for us to hear outside, we can’t be certain you know we’re there. We knock in a loud and authoritative manner to insure that if you are home, you know we’re there.
There are people we in the police business refer to “frequent flyers”. They are our regular “customers”; people we have to deal with on a regular basis. You can often tell who they are when you look at their front doors. Look closely for small half circle intentions in the wood on their front doors. That’s the tellta
We bang on your front door to get your attention. Your doorbell may not be working or even if it is, if it’s too quiet for us to hear outside, we can’t be certain you know we’re there. We knock in a loud and authoritative manner to insure that if you are home, you know we’re there.
There are people we in the police business refer to “frequent flyers”. They are our regular “customers”; people we have to deal with on a regular basis. You can often tell who they are when you look at their front doors. Look closely for small half circle intentions in the wood on their front doors. That’s the telltale sign that the police have been to that location before because it’s the distinctive mark that the end of a large metal police flashlight makes in the wood. Some doors look like the pitted surface of the moon because of the number of times cops have knocked n their door with their flash lights.
That’s what I’ve been doing wrong all these years then, using the doorbell or gently knocking.
This is an assumption based on seeing it on TV shows. If I don’t get a response I may ramp it up a bit but I’m not going to hammer the door off its hinges on the assumption that the occupants are deaf or froward.

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