In China, Corruption Prompts Criticism From Police

Name: In China, Corruption Prompts Criticism From Police
Uploaded: 2012-12-25T22:40:00Z
Duration: P268S
Description: John Sparks of Independent Television News reports from Shandong province, south of Beijing, on complaints of government corruption that are coming from police officers, upset over the abuse of power wielded by superior officers, mirroring anger from the citizen protestors they are supposed to keep in check.

Clip: 12/25/2012 | 4m 28s

John Sparks of Independent Television News reports from Shandong province, south of Beijing, on complaints of government corruption that are coming from police officers, upset over the abuse of power wielded by superior officers, mirroring anger from the citizen protestors they are supposed to keep in check.

Aired: 12/25/12

Rating: NR

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