Lahore Shooting
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Raymond Davis sent to Lahore jail for 14 days
US official Raymond Davis, arrested after he shot and killed two Pakistani men he claimed were trying to rob him, was on Friday remanded to judicial custody for 14 days by a local court in Lahore.Davis was brought to the judicial magistrate's court in Model Town area in n armoured vehicle amidst tight security.In an apparent attempt to confuse a la...
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Mystery over detained American angers Pakistan
The case of Raymond A. Davis, a former United States Special Forces soldier who is being held in connection with the deaths of two Pakistanis, has stirred a diplomatic furor, sending the precarious relationship between the United States and Pakistan to a new low, both sides say. Mr. Davis, 36, was driving in dense traffic in this city on Jan. 27 wh...
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US-Pak ties strained over diplomat 'spy'
The US has put on hold all top-level contact with Pakistan for not releasing a diplomat who killed two people allegedly in self defence.Thirty six-year-old Raymond Davis is listed as a member of the "technical and administrative staff" at the US Embassy in Islamabad. American officials have said Davis' work was "security" related, fueling speculati...
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Lahore shooting: 3 more Americans stopped from leaving Pak
Three more Americans, besides US official Raymond Davis who fatally shot two Pakistanis in Lahore, have been prohibited from going abroad, said an official. The government barred the three more US nationals from going out of the country on allegations that they were in the vehicle that crushed a man to death in Lahore after Davis was involved ...
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Shooting by US diplomat in Lahore angers Pak
An American official appeared in court here on Friday on murder charges in the shooting deaths of two Pakistanis during an apparent roadside robbery attempt here.The incident on Thursday in midafternoon traffic could inflame strong anti-American sentiment in Pakistan, a possibility that the Pakistani government acknowledged while saying it would ap...
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Raymond Davis sent to Lahore jail for 14 days
US official Raymond Davis, arrested after he shot and killed two Pakistani men he claimed were trying to rob him, was on Friday remanded to judicial custody for 14 days by a local court in Lahore.Davis was brought to the judicial magistrate's court in Model Town area in n armoured vehicle amidst tight security.In an apparent attempt to confuse a la...
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Mystery over detained American angers Pakistan
The case of Raymond A. Davis, a former United States Special Forces soldier who is being held in connection with the deaths of two Pakistanis, has stirred a diplomatic furor, sending the precarious relationship between the United States and Pakistan to a new low, both sides say. Mr. Davis, 36, was driving in dense traffic in this city on Jan. 27 wh...
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US-Pak ties strained over diplomat 'spy'
The US has put on hold all top-level contact with Pakistan for not releasing a diplomat who killed two people allegedly in self defence.Thirty six-year-old Raymond Davis is listed as a member of the "technical and administrative staff" at the US Embassy in Islamabad. American officials have said Davis' work was "security" related, fueling speculati...
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Lahore shooting: 3 more Americans stopped from leaving Pak
Three more Americans, besides US official Raymond Davis who fatally shot two Pakistanis in Lahore, have been prohibited from going abroad, said an official. The government barred the three more US nationals from going out of the country on allegations that they were in the vehicle that crushed a man to death in Lahore after Davis was involved ...
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Shooting by US diplomat in Lahore angers Pak
An American official appeared in court here on Friday on murder charges in the shooting deaths of two Pakistanis during an apparent roadside robbery attempt here.The incident on Thursday in midafternoon traffic could inflame strong anti-American sentiment in Pakistan, a possibility that the Pakistani government acknowledged while saying it would ap...
