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On Camera: US Cop Fatally Shoots Man After Mistaking A Marker Pen For A Knife
A police officer in the United States fatally shot a man who was holding a marker pen, which the cop mistakenly believed was a knife.
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School Student In US Brutally Thrash Teacher Who Confiscated His Nintendo Switch
A surveillance camera caught the assault at Matanzas High School in Palm Coast, Florida.
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Sixth US Police Officer Fired Over Fatal Beating Of Black Man
The Memphis Police Department on Friday said it had fired a sixth officer involved in the arrest of Tyre Nichols, the 29-year-old African American whose fatal beating shocked the nation.
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US Police Unit Whose Officers Fatally Beat Black Man Permanently Disbanded
Memphis police on Saturday permanently deactivated the unit of the five officers who fatally beat a young Black man, the latest instance of police brutality to elicit nationwide calls for reform.
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Moosewala Murder Accused Will "Be Brought To India" From US: Bhagwant Mann
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann said on Friday that gangster Goldy Brar, the mastermind behind the brutal murder of singer Sidhu Moosewala has been detained in the US, and he will "definitely be brought to India".
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Video Shows US Police Officer Slamming Student Into Lunch Cart, Investigation Launched
A number of law enforcement officers in the United States are under investigation after a video showing a police officer grabbing a student and slamming him into a cafeteria cart surfaced on social media.
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US Cops Suspended After Video Of Them Punching, Kneeing Man Goes Viral
Three police officers in the US state of Arkansas have been suspended and are under investigation, authorities said, after video showing them violently beating a suspect during an arrest went viral.
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2 Years After George Floyd's Death, Biden To Sign Order On Police Reform
George Floyd Death: Two years after African-American George Floyd was murdered by a white police officer in a Minneapolis street, President Joe Biden will on Wednesday sign an executive order further regulating federal law enforcement.
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Ex-Policemen Charged In George Floyd's Death 'Chose To Do Nothing': Prosecutor
Three former Minneapolis police officers charged with violating the civil rights of George Floyd chose to do nothing as the 46-year-old Black man suffered a "slow and agonizing death," a prosecutor said Monday.
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US Teen Cleared In Protester Deaths Says Self-Defense "Not Illegal"
Kyle Rittenhouse, the US teen acquitted after fatally shooting two men during protests and riots against police brutality in Wisconsin last year, has defended his actions, saying self-defense is "not illegal," and hailed the jury for clearing him.
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US Teen Who Shot Dead 2 Men During Protests Last Year Acquitted Of All Charges
Kyle Rittenhouse, the American teenager who shot dead two men during protests and riots against police brutality in Wisconsin last year, was acquitted of all charges on Friday after a high-profile and politically divisive trial.
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Police Killing Of Unarmed Black Man Ignites Fresh Outrage In US
The fatal shooting of an unarmed Black man by police in Columbus, Ohio -- the US city's second such killing this month -- sparked a fresh wave of protests on Thursday against racial injustice and police brutality in the country.
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US Open Winner Naomi Osaka Hints At Continuing Fight Against Racial Injustice
Naomi Osaka wore different masks honoring victims of systemic racism and police brutality in the US in each of the tournament's seven rounds.
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UN Rights Body To Hold Urgent Debate On Racism, Police Violence
The UN's top rights body Monday agreed to a request from African countries to urgently debate racism and police brutality this week following unrest in the US and beyond over George Floyd's death.
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Washington, DC Approves Police Reforms After Days Of Protests Against Racism
The district council for Washington, DC on Tuesday approved a raft of police reforms after days of protests against police brutality and racism in the US capital and nationwide, sparked by the death of African-American George Floyd in police custody.
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On Camera: US Cop Fatally Shoots Man After Mistaking A Marker Pen For A Knife
A police officer in the United States fatally shot a man who was holding a marker pen, which the cop mistakenly believed was a knife.
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School Student In US Brutally Thrash Teacher Who Confiscated His Nintendo Switch
A surveillance camera caught the assault at Matanzas High School in Palm Coast, Florida.
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Sixth US Police Officer Fired Over Fatal Beating Of Black Man
The Memphis Police Department on Friday said it had fired a sixth officer involved in the arrest of Tyre Nichols, the 29-year-old African American whose fatal beating shocked the nation.
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US Police Unit Whose Officers Fatally Beat Black Man Permanently Disbanded
Memphis police on Saturday permanently deactivated the unit of the five officers who fatally beat a young Black man, the latest instance of police brutality to elicit nationwide calls for reform.
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Moosewala Murder Accused Will "Be Brought To India" From US: Bhagwant Mann
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann said on Friday that gangster Goldy Brar, the mastermind behind the brutal murder of singer Sidhu Moosewala has been detained in the US, and he will "definitely be brought to India".
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Video Shows US Police Officer Slamming Student Into Lunch Cart, Investigation Launched
A number of law enforcement officers in the United States are under investigation after a video showing a police officer grabbing a student and slamming him into a cafeteria cart surfaced on social media.
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US Cops Suspended After Video Of Them Punching, Kneeing Man Goes Viral
Three police officers in the US state of Arkansas have been suspended and are under investigation, authorities said, after video showing them violently beating a suspect during an arrest went viral.
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2 Years After George Floyd's Death, Biden To Sign Order On Police Reform
George Floyd Death: Two years after African-American George Floyd was murdered by a white police officer in a Minneapolis street, President Joe Biden will on Wednesday sign an executive order further regulating federal law enforcement.
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Ex-Policemen Charged In George Floyd's Death 'Chose To Do Nothing': Prosecutor
Three former Minneapolis police officers charged with violating the civil rights of George Floyd chose to do nothing as the 46-year-old Black man suffered a "slow and agonizing death," a prosecutor said Monday.
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US Teen Cleared In Protester Deaths Says Self-Defense "Not Illegal"
Kyle Rittenhouse, the US teen acquitted after fatally shooting two men during protests and riots against police brutality in Wisconsin last year, has defended his actions, saying self-defense is "not illegal," and hailed the jury for clearing him.
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US Teen Who Shot Dead 2 Men During Protests Last Year Acquitted Of All Charges
Kyle Rittenhouse, the American teenager who shot dead two men during protests and riots against police brutality in Wisconsin last year, was acquitted of all charges on Friday after a high-profile and politically divisive trial.
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Police Killing Of Unarmed Black Man Ignites Fresh Outrage In US
The fatal shooting of an unarmed Black man by police in Columbus, Ohio -- the US city's second such killing this month -- sparked a fresh wave of protests on Thursday against racial injustice and police brutality in the country.
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US Open Winner Naomi Osaka Hints At Continuing Fight Against Racial Injustice
Naomi Osaka wore different masks honoring victims of systemic racism and police brutality in the US in each of the tournament's seven rounds.
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UN Rights Body To Hold Urgent Debate On Racism, Police Violence
The UN's top rights body Monday agreed to a request from African countries to urgently debate racism and police brutality this week following unrest in the US and beyond over George Floyd's death.
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Washington, DC Approves Police Reforms After Days Of Protests Against Racism
The district council for Washington, DC on Tuesday approved a raft of police reforms after days of protests against police brutality and racism in the US capital and nationwide, sparked by the death of African-American George Floyd in police custody.
