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Police part of insecurity problem: victims, human rights groups
KABUL, AFGHANISTAN--Zohra Madadi represented everything the new Afghanistan should have been about. She was a young, intelligent woman who believed in democracy and dreamed of becoming a politician.
Then someone kidnapped the 16-year-old, stuck a gun in her mouth and pulled the trigger. Her dead body was dumped in the wilderness.
“She was a very open minded girl and she studied very hard. She didn’t care about TV, she just listened to the news and then kept busy with her studies until 11 O’clock a... Read more
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Stuff.co.nz - Wellington,New Z 09 December 2006
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Police car chase to be investi
Police said they pulled all four occupants from the burning car in Auckland.
A 14-year-old girl was earlier reported as critically injured, but is now described as having moderate injuries.
Police said the car failed to stop at 1.30am following a speed check.
Police then chased the car through Otara's central business district, but it lost control and hit a concrete lamp post, knocking it over.
Senior Sergeant Shawn Rutene said the car rolled on its side and burst into flame.
The Fire Service sent two fire engines to the scene. The car was on fire, but not completely engulfed.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAll passengers were taken to Middlemore Hospital.
Inspector Kerry Watson said the incident would be investigated by the police complaints authority.
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