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America Ferrera has been driven out of her home because she is scared of stalkers. The 23-year-old actress - who plays clumsy PA Betty Suarez in hit US TV show 'Ugly Betty' - was advised by the programme's bosses to move into a more secure apartment after they realised how easy it would be for obsessed fans to get into her property. America said: "There was a big security issue. I was living in an apartment in Hollywood where the windows faced the street. I always left them open because there was an air conditioning unit hooked up to the outside. .
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Ballard puts the top job at IMPD up for grabs
Served as chief of the Indianapolis Police Department from March 2005 to November 2006, when he became chief of the merged Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department.
• Jerry Barker: Served as chief from February 2000 to March 2005. Joined IPD in 1969.
• Michael H. Zunk: Served as chief from January 1997 to January 2000. Had been part of IPD from 1968 to 1988.
• Donald Christ: Served as chief from September 1995 to September 1996. Had been assistant chief before becoming IPD chief.
• James Toler: Served as chief from December 1991 until he resigned in September 1995. Joined IPD in 1963. Toler was the department's first black chief.
• Paul Annee: Served as chief from August 1986 through November 1991, when Mayor-elect Steve Goldsmith said he wanted a new chief, forcing Annee to step down.
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They see themselves as passive conduits, like a road network or the postal system. The global record industry has been quick to back the government's proposal. "It is simply not acceptable for ISPs to turn a blind eye to the piracy on their networks which is at such a rate that there are 20 illegal music downloads for every legal track sold," said John Kennedy of the International Federation of the Phonographic Industries. Digital rights activist will be outraged by this move, I'm sure. Monitoring our internet traffic will have huge privacy issues. No-one can deny that the scale of copyright theft is mammoth. A cursory glance at a website like The Pirate Bay revels thousands of films, TV programmes, albums, software programs etc being shared across the net.
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