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Video Shows US Cops Restraining Black Man Who Died At Mental Hospital
Disturbing video footage released Tuesday shows the death of a 28-year-old Black man as he was being admitted to a US mental hospital, where he was forcibly restrained by as many as 10 police officers and hospital security guards.
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CBI Arrests Kashmir Man Running Child Porn Racket Involving US-Based Minors
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested a Srinagar resident for allegedly running a racket that involved circulating child sexual abuse material (CSAM) on the internet after targeting US-based minors with the help of his wife who is based there, officials said Tuesday.
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'Just Stop, Daddy': A Lawmaker Beat His Wife As His Children Pleaded With Him, Officials Say
The screaming voices of children can be heard in the 911 call. No one is talking to the dispatcher. All that can be heard are screams of "Stop!" in the background. "Please stop! Just stop, daddy. Just stop."
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Lawmakers Grill US Justice Department Head Over Hillary Clinton Investigation
The top US law enforcement official, under questioning from Republicans at a congressional hearing on Tuesday, shed no new light on the Justice Department's decision not to prosecute Hillary Clinton over her handling of sensitive emails.
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US Police Officer Killings Drop In 2015: FBI
The number of US law enforcement officers criminally killed in 2015 dropped nearly 20 percent last year, the FBI said Monday.
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Uber Says Gave US Agencies Data On More Than 12 Million Users
Uber Technologies Inc on Tuesday released its first ever transparency report detailing the information requested by not only U.S. law enforcement agencies, but also by regulators.
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10 Indian-Americans Among 21 Arrested In Visa Fraud Case
US law enforcement agencies have arrested 21 people, including 10 Indian-Americans, on charges of visa fraud involving about 1,000 foreign students.
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US Ties Ex-Panamanian President To SAP Software Bribery Scheme
A US federal judge identified the former president of Panama, Ricardo Martinelli, as one of several alleged co-conspirators in a bribery scheme that helped SAP to sell millions of dollars in software to Panama, according to a document reviewed by Reuters.
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Moscow Issues Travel Warning Over US 'Hunt' for Russians
Russia's foreign ministry has warned its citizens travelling abroad of the risks posed by US law enforcement bodies and special services, which it said were hunting for Russians around the world.
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Video Shows Los Angeles Police Shooting Homeless Man
Los Angeles police officers fatally shot a homeless man on Sunday in an incident that was caught on video and posted online, local media reported.
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Police Fatally Shoot Man at US Airport Amid Confrontation
A police spokesman says a man tried to buy an airline ticket using a fake ID and then lunged at an Ohio airport police officer with a knife before he was fatally shot by at least two officers.
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Protests In New York After No Charges In Garner Chokehold Case
Demonstrations broke out in New York City after a grand jury, on Wednesday, declined to charge a white police officer in the choking death of a black man, days after a similar decision sparked unrest in US cities.
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Video Shows US Cops Restraining Black Man Who Died At Mental Hospital
Disturbing video footage released Tuesday shows the death of a 28-year-old Black man as he was being admitted to a US mental hospital, where he was forcibly restrained by as many as 10 police officers and hospital security guards.
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CBI Arrests Kashmir Man Running Child Porn Racket Involving US-Based Minors
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested a Srinagar resident for allegedly running a racket that involved circulating child sexual abuse material (CSAM) on the internet after targeting US-based minors with the help of his wife who is based there, officials said Tuesday.
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'Just Stop, Daddy': A Lawmaker Beat His Wife As His Children Pleaded With Him, Officials Say
The screaming voices of children can be heard in the 911 call. No one is talking to the dispatcher. All that can be heard are screams of "Stop!" in the background. "Please stop! Just stop, daddy. Just stop."
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Lawmakers Grill US Justice Department Head Over Hillary Clinton Investigation
The top US law enforcement official, under questioning from Republicans at a congressional hearing on Tuesday, shed no new light on the Justice Department's decision not to prosecute Hillary Clinton over her handling of sensitive emails.
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US Police Officer Killings Drop In 2015: FBI
The number of US law enforcement officers criminally killed in 2015 dropped nearly 20 percent last year, the FBI said Monday.
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Uber Says Gave US Agencies Data On More Than 12 Million Users
Uber Technologies Inc on Tuesday released its first ever transparency report detailing the information requested by not only U.S. law enforcement agencies, but also by regulators.
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10 Indian-Americans Among 21 Arrested In Visa Fraud Case
US law enforcement agencies have arrested 21 people, including 10 Indian-Americans, on charges of visa fraud involving about 1,000 foreign students.
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US Ties Ex-Panamanian President To SAP Software Bribery Scheme
A US federal judge identified the former president of Panama, Ricardo Martinelli, as one of several alleged co-conspirators in a bribery scheme that helped SAP to sell millions of dollars in software to Panama, according to a document reviewed by Reuters.
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Moscow Issues Travel Warning Over US 'Hunt' for Russians
Russia's foreign ministry has warned its citizens travelling abroad of the risks posed by US law enforcement bodies and special services, which it said were hunting for Russians around the world.
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Video Shows Los Angeles Police Shooting Homeless Man
Los Angeles police officers fatally shot a homeless man on Sunday in an incident that was caught on video and posted online, local media reported.
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Police Fatally Shoot Man at US Airport Amid Confrontation
A police spokesman says a man tried to buy an airline ticket using a fake ID and then lunged at an Ohio airport police officer with a knife before he was fatally shot by at least two officers.
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Protests In New York After No Charges In Garner Chokehold Case
Demonstrations broke out in New York City after a grand jury, on Wednesday, declined to charge a white police officer in the choking death of a black man, days after a similar decision sparked unrest in US cities.
