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(WASHINGTON, D.C.) – Protesters who were attacked by federal troops in front of the White House Monday night as they were demonstrating nonviolently against police brutality sued  President Donald Trump, Attorney General William Barr, Secretary of Defense Mark Esper, and numerous other federal
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The accusation against the DPP was made by Monaheng Rasekoai, the lawyer for former Prime Minister Thomas Thabane's relatives, who are appealing a controversial decision to grant his wife, Mrs Thabane, bail after she appeared in court in February for
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Fiery protests across Port-of-Spain over killing of three men by Trinidad police
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THE EDITOR: I am in full support of Gary Griffith's reappointment as Commissioner of Police for a second term for several reasons. Firstly, and most importantly, the confidence that people have once more (to an extent) in the police in the last three years has been a Herculean effort. There h
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Forty-seven Guyana Police Force (GPF) ranks are currently before the courts facing criminal charges, Commissioner of Police (ag) Nigel Hoppie disclosed on Thursday. The article Forty-seven cops before the courts on criminal charges appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Rwanda: Ngoma - Four Escape COVID-19 Treatment Centre
[New Times] Four men who were in police custody in Kibungo Sector, Ngoma District and tested positive for Covid-19 before they were relocated to ASPEK treatment centre on Wednesday evening escaped from the facility.
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Police rescue 97 persons from Zamfara forest
Mr El-Kana said the rescue was the outcome of the extensive pressure mounted on bandits as a result of the ongoing military operation. The post Police rescue 97 persons from Zamfara forest appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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1,662 domestic violence reports made to cops last year - Stabroek News
The Guyana Police Force (GPF) received a total of 1,662 domestic violence reports and investigations led to 894 persons being charged and placed before the courts. The article 1,662 domestic violence reports made to cops last year appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Fatal shooting of Policeman in Rose Hill, St Peter | The Bajan Reporter
Officers are investigating a fatal shooting at Rose Hill, St. Peter. This incident occurred about 9:05 last night, Saturday 22nd May 2021. S U M M A R Y The proprietor of a local establishment went to the home of the now deceased to alert him and summons his assistance to a situation where a […]
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Police mum on DPP’s call on soldier’s shooting of cop
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Rwanda: Police Rotate Two Peacekeeping Contingents in CAR
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Nigeria: Taraba Massacre, Arson - 'Friends Turned Their Guns On us, Wiped Out Our Kinsmen'
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President Bio receives 2018 public procurement assessment report
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Police vow to solve murder of suspect’s grandson - Stabroek News
The Guyana Police Force today noted the continued attack on Law and Order on the West Coast Berbice and the recent murder of Haresh Singh, age 17, in the Backdam of No. The article Police vow to solve murder of suspect’s grandson appeared first on Stabroek News.
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South Africa: Bonang Sues Youtuber R500k Over Claims She Introduced Ex-Lover AKA to Cocaine
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Nigeria: How Fight Against Boko Haram Was Mismanaged - DIG Uba Ringim (Rtd)
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