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Army Can't Use 'Excessive Force' In Disturbed Areas, Says Supreme Court
The army and the paramilitary cannot use "excessive and retaliatory force" in Manipur, the Supreme Court said today in a significant ruling.
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Fellow Officers Testify Against Cop Who Assaulted Indian Grandfather in US
An Indian grandfather in the US who was violently assaulted by a policeman which left him partially paralysed, did not pose any threat, two fellow officers have testified during a retrial of the cop. The policeman in question is charged with use of excessive force.
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Man Loses Arm after Being Shot by Drunk Cops on Road Near Delhi
A man was seriously injured after he and his driver were shot by two policemen in Greater Noida in Uttar Pradesh over a minor dispute.
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US Probe Finds Excessive Use of Force by Cleveland Police
A US federal probe has concluded that the police in Cleveland -- where a 12-year-old boy was recently shot and killed by police -- has engaged in a pattern of "using excessive force," Attorney General Eric Holder announced Thursday.
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Army Can't Use 'Excessive Force' In Disturbed Areas, Says Supreme Court
The army and the paramilitary cannot use "excessive and retaliatory force" in Manipur, the Supreme Court said today in a significant ruling.
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Fellow Officers Testify Against Cop Who Assaulted Indian Grandfather in US
An Indian grandfather in the US who was violently assaulted by a policeman which left him partially paralysed, did not pose any threat, two fellow officers have testified during a retrial of the cop. The policeman in question is charged with use of excessive force.
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Man Loses Arm after Being Shot by Drunk Cops on Road Near Delhi
A man was seriously injured after he and his driver were shot by two policemen in Greater Noida in Uttar Pradesh over a minor dispute.
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US Probe Finds Excessive Use of Force by Cleveland Police
A US federal probe has concluded that the police in Cleveland -- where a 12-year-old boy was recently shot and killed by police -- has engaged in a pattern of "using excessive force," Attorney General Eric Holder announced Thursday.
