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In Indian Grandfather Assault Case, a Second Mistrial as US Jury Can't Decide
After marathon deliberations spread over four days, a 12-member jury hearing the case of police brutality on an Indian grandfather in the US, has failed to arrive at a decision.
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US Jury Seeks Another Day to Decide on Indian Grandfather's Assault Case
After two days of deliberation, a US federal Jury has sought another day to debate the case against an Alabama police officer charged with slamming an Indian grandfather to the ground and leaving him severely injured in February last year.
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US Jury Fails to Decide on Indian Grandfather's Assault Case
A federal jury in the US state of Alabama has failed to arrive at a decision on the case of a brutal police assault on a 57-year-old Indian grandfather who was left partially paralysed.
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Jury to Again Watch Video of Assault on Indian Grandfather
Deliberating its decision on the police brutality on an Indian grandfather, a federal jury has sought to again watch the video in which he is seen being assaulted by a police official in the US state of Alabama.
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US Cop Slammed Indian Grandfather Like 'Cutting Down a Tree': Witness
An Alabama police officer used a violent technique, like "somebody cutting down a tree", to slam an Indian grandfather to the ground, an expert witness testified in the retrial of the cop.
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Extremely Violent Technique Used Against Indian Grandfather: Police Official
A former American police officer used an "extremely violent technique" against an Indian grandfather that left him partially paralysed early this year, a key police training official has told a US federal jury.
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Indian Grandfather Assaulted by US Cops Said 'No English' 5 Times
An Indian grandfather slammed to the ground by an Alabama police officer last February told him "no English" five times and said "India" three times, according to US prosecutors.
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US Cop's Retrial Begins for Slamming Indian Grandfather
As the retrial began of an Alabama police officer accused of slamming an Indian grandfather to the ground while taking a walk last February, prosecutors said they have good evidence on their side.
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US Policeman Faces Retrial For Assaulting Indian Grandfather
A US police officer accused of violently assaulting a 58-year-old Indian grandfather that left him partially paralysed will face a retrial in Alabama on October 26 as the first attempt ended in a mistrial.
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Mistrial Declared in US Cop's Assault on Indian Grandfather
A US judge declared a mistrial in the case of an American police officer accused of violently assaulting an unarmed 58-year-old Indian grandfather and using excessive force that left him partially paralysed, with the cop now facing a fresh trial.
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US Police Officer Slamming Indian Grandfather Acted Without Reason
An Alabama police officer accused of using excessive force against a "no-English" speaking Indian grandfather walking in his son's neighbourhood had no reason to think he may have committed a crime, a US court was told.
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US Cop Stands Trial for Violently Assaulting Indian Grandfather
An American police officer accused of violently assaulting an unarmed 58-year-old Indian grandfather and leaving him partially paralysed went on trial on charges of using excessive force.
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Former US Cop, Who Manhandled Indian Grandfather, Pleads Not Guilty
A former US police officer, accused of using excessive force against a 57-year-old Indian, Sureshbhai Patel, leaving him partially paralysed, today pleaded not guilty to charges of civil rights abuse.
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Grand Jury Indicts Alabama Policeman for Throwing Indian Grandfather to Ground
A US grand jury has indicted an Alabama police officer, captured on video throwing an Indian man to the ground, on a civil rights charge stemming from the use of unreasonable force, federal prosecutors said on Friday.
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American held in Pakistan shootings worked with the CIA
The American arrested in Pakistan after shooting two men at a crowded traffic stop was part of a covert, CIA-led team of operatives conducting surveillance on militant groups deep inside the country, according to American government officials.Working from a safe house in the eastern city of Lahore, the detained American contractor, Raymond A. Davis...
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In Indian Grandfather Assault Case, a Second Mistrial as US Jury Can't Decide
After marathon deliberations spread over four days, a 12-member jury hearing the case of police brutality on an Indian grandfather in the US, has failed to arrive at a decision.
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US Jury Seeks Another Day to Decide on Indian Grandfather's Assault Case
After two days of deliberation, a US federal Jury has sought another day to debate the case against an Alabama police officer charged with slamming an Indian grandfather to the ground and leaving him severely injured in February last year.
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US Jury Fails to Decide on Indian Grandfather's Assault Case
A federal jury in the US state of Alabama has failed to arrive at a decision on the case of a brutal police assault on a 57-year-old Indian grandfather who was left partially paralysed.
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Jury to Again Watch Video of Assault on Indian Grandfather
Deliberating its decision on the police brutality on an Indian grandfather, a federal jury has sought to again watch the video in which he is seen being assaulted by a police official in the US state of Alabama.
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US Cop Slammed Indian Grandfather Like 'Cutting Down a Tree': Witness
An Alabama police officer used a violent technique, like "somebody cutting down a tree", to slam an Indian grandfather to the ground, an expert witness testified in the retrial of the cop.
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Extremely Violent Technique Used Against Indian Grandfather: Police Official
A former American police officer used an "extremely violent technique" against an Indian grandfather that left him partially paralysed early this year, a key police training official has told a US federal jury.
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Indian Grandfather Assaulted by US Cops Said 'No English' 5 Times
An Indian grandfather slammed to the ground by an Alabama police officer last February told him "no English" five times and said "India" three times, according to US prosecutors.
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US Cop's Retrial Begins for Slamming Indian Grandfather
As the retrial began of an Alabama police officer accused of slamming an Indian grandfather to the ground while taking a walk last February, prosecutors said they have good evidence on their side.
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US Policeman Faces Retrial For Assaulting Indian Grandfather
A US police officer accused of violently assaulting a 58-year-old Indian grandfather that left him partially paralysed will face a retrial in Alabama on October 26 as the first attempt ended in a mistrial.
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Mistrial Declared in US Cop's Assault on Indian Grandfather
A US judge declared a mistrial in the case of an American police officer accused of violently assaulting an unarmed 58-year-old Indian grandfather and using excessive force that left him partially paralysed, with the cop now facing a fresh trial.
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US Police Officer Slamming Indian Grandfather Acted Without Reason
An Alabama police officer accused of using excessive force against a "no-English" speaking Indian grandfather walking in his son's neighbourhood had no reason to think he may have committed a crime, a US court was told.
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US Cop Stands Trial for Violently Assaulting Indian Grandfather
An American police officer accused of violently assaulting an unarmed 58-year-old Indian grandfather and leaving him partially paralysed went on trial on charges of using excessive force.
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Former US Cop, Who Manhandled Indian Grandfather, Pleads Not Guilty
A former US police officer, accused of using excessive force against a 57-year-old Indian, Sureshbhai Patel, leaving him partially paralysed, today pleaded not guilty to charges of civil rights abuse.
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Grand Jury Indicts Alabama Policeman for Throwing Indian Grandfather to Ground
A US grand jury has indicted an Alabama police officer, captured on video throwing an Indian man to the ground, on a civil rights charge stemming from the use of unreasonable force, federal prosecutors said on Friday.
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American held in Pakistan shootings worked with the CIA
The American arrested in Pakistan after shooting two men at a crowded traffic stop was part of a covert, CIA-led team of operatives conducting surveillance on militant groups deep inside the country, according to American government officials.Working from a safe house in the eastern city of Lahore, the detained American contractor, Raymond A. Davis...
