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ACLU seeks suspension of polic
The ACLU of Southern California called for the immediate suspension of the El Monte police officer who was seen on videotape kicking a suspect who was prone on the ground and then high-fiving a fellow officer.
Video from KTTV Channel 11 News and KNBC-TV Channel 4 News shows the incident at the end of a car chase that wound through the San Gabriel Valley, ending in a collision in Pico Rivera. The suspect, whom authorities later identified as 23-year-old Richard Rodriguez of El Monte, jumped out of his car and ran.
He eventually stopped and dropped to the ground on his stomach... Read more
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Makfax - Skopije,Macedonia
17 January 2008
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Macedonia: Police abuse cases
A total of 51 cases of police abuse of power were registered in 2007, says the legal analysis due to be presented in Skopje on Thursday.
The analysis stresses cases of spectacular arrests and non-respect of innocence presumption, as well as a number of cases of misconduct by members of the special police unit Alphas.
As many as 90 percent of the reported victims of misconduct by Alphas sustained physical injuries, the analysis said.
Civic associations that were included in the project in 2007 filed 49 complaints to the Interior Ministry's Internal Control Division.
The number of police abuse victims seeking assistance from civic associations is high, but they did not report the cases fearing about their safety.
The Executive Director of Foundation Open Society Institute - Macedonia (FOSIM), Vladimir Milcin, and the Judicial Reform Programme Director within the OSCE's Rule of Law Unit, Donald Bisson, will make address at the presentation of the document.
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