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NHRC concerned over Nepalgunj
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has expressed concern over the revolt staged by junior police officials in Nepalgunj.
Issuing a statement on Sunday, the rights watchdog urged the government to probe the revolt at the riot control battalion of the Nepal Police in Nepalgunj and see to the complaints of exploitation of junior officials and corruption within the police agency.
The NHRC said it has written a letter to the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) suggesting that the government take steps towards preventing human rights violations and problems in maintaining law an... Read more
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Manila police shoot businessma
MANILA, Philippines (UPI) -- Philippine police shot and wounded a businessman in Manila when they fired on his car after mistaking him for a carjacker they had been chasing.
Randolph Clarito was driving home from the stock exchange Wednesday when bullets from automatic weapons slammed into his car, the South China Morning Post reported.
Clarito, senior vice president of pharmaceutical firm NutriPlus, said his windshield and windows were shattered, three tires were blown out and he was bleeding from a head wound.
Police spokesman Samuel Pagdilao described the incident as 'very unfortunate.' He admitted police had mistaken the businessman`s silver Toyota for a similar model they had been chasing earlier in the day, in which carjackers had fled.
An anti-crime group, Volunteers Against Crime and Corruption, said it would help the businessman lodge a case against the police. 'This thing has been happening again and again. It`s high time they pay,' the group`s chairman, Martin Dino, said.
Last November, the police killed three alleged carjackers in a stolen car in what they said was a shootout near the stock exchange. A video later showed the police had done all the shooting.
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