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UFOs and the National Security State - Chronology of a Cover-up 1941-1973
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Miscellanous Police UFO Witnesses
2010 Jan 19 - Turkey - UFO Seen and Photographed By Police Officer
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Bursa Isnik, Lake Isnik
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Police officer Mr Serrafatin Solak in the town of Bursa Isnik in Turkey was inspecting an area surrounding Lake Isnik when he saw a disc shaped UFO silently flying above the water and he was able to get a photo of the UFO with his mobile phone.
(sott.net)
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South Africa - 2009 Mar 6 - Officers Film Formation of 23 Lights
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Aerorand/Middelburg Wits:Inspectors Chris Gatzonis, Awie Labuschagne
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Twenty three lights moved steadily in the night-sky of Witbank, South Africa on Friday March 6 2009, and scores of residents in nearby Middelburg also saw them. They called in the police, who filmed the odd formation of lights on their cellphones. Mrs Hetta Malan of Middelburg was one of the many Middelburg residents who spotted the formation that Friday-night. It was moving steadily towards the nearby mining town of Witbank, she told the Afrikaans-language newspaper Beeld.
Police inspectors Chris Gatzonis and Awie Labuschagne of the Middelburg police station filmed the lights, although the images on their cellphones were poor. "We were on active duty and driving across the bridge at Aerorand in Middelburg. First we saw five orange lights, moving in formation going in the direction towards Witbank. Later only two were left. Then the clouds moved in front of them and we lost sight of them," said Chris Gatzonis.
This was not the first time strange lights were spotted. The previous weekend, the two police officers saw similar lights again, this time counting a pattern in formation of 23 lights coming back from Witbank.
(DigitalJournal.com)
(cellphone video - (in Afrikaans),
jv.news24.com)
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1997 Oct 27 - Police Officer Observes Unknown Craft
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Location Unknown
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South Africa - 1965 Sep 17 - Disk Leaves Road Aflame
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Pretoria-Bronkhorstspruit Wits2:Const John Locken, Koos de Klerk
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Police constables John Locken and Koos de Klerk were were patrolling the Pretoria-Bronkhorstspruit road shortly after midnight, not far from the more recent sightings in Middelburg, when the two patrolmen were shocked when their van's headlights illuminated an unusual object on the road ahead of them. Right in the middle of the highway sat a disc-shaped UFO. The patrolmen estimated the diameter of the object at about 30 feet, and it was of a copper color. Within a moment, the disc-shaped object began to rise up from the road, shooting flames from below through double tubes of what the patrolmen thought were engines.
The two men reported their sighting, and in part of the report, Constable Locken said: "Its lift-off was quicker than anything I have ever seen." The men also reported that the flames were three feet tall above the road, and the great heat from the exhaust kept the asphalt afire for a time after the object had flown away. After the asphalt had cooled, the road was blocked off and the area of the sighting more closely examined by a large group of policemen. It was found that part of the road had actually caved in under the heavy weight of the UFO. There was a burned area of about 6 feet in diameter, which would indicate the approximate size of the engine ports.
The official governmental investigation was done by Lt. Col. J.B. Brits, District Commandant of Pretoria North police station at the time. After the investigation was completed, Lt. Col Brits was interviewed by a Pretoria newspaper. He was quoted in the paper as stating: "... the case of the UFO landing was considered as being of a highly secret nature and an inquiry is being conducted in top circles." There were trace element samples taken from the area of the landing, and sent for scientific analysis to the police forensic laboratories in Pretoria -- but the results of these tests were never released to the public.
(DigitalJournal.com)
(UfoEvidence.org)
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Korea - 1956 Jan 22 - Korean Police Call Military
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Pusan-Heunde
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An object described as being about the size and shape of a large washtub, and emitting a blue-gray glow, was seen falling into the water about 50 yards off-shore. It was reported that the object continued for about an hour and a half before it apparently sank into the sea. The Korean National Police arrived at the scene to observe the object and they in turn contacted the US Military Police. Cpl. Ben Elliot an MP on patrol, observed the object.
(Invisible Residents, Ivan T. Sanderson, pg 38-39)
(Norman, Samuel, "Recent UFOs over Japan", Fate, June 1956, pgs 22-24)
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Zimbabwe - 1954 July 25 - Rhodesian Officer Sees Six UFOs
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Rhodesia/Zimbabwe
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On the 25th the CIA reported a twenty-minute sighting of six UFOs, almost immobile, in southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe).
(UFOs and the National Security State, Richard Dolan, pg 155)
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