Police Beat Man in Public in Faisalabad

Police Beat Man in Public in Faisalabad

March 12, 2010 by lee  
Filed under Pakistan news

FAISALABAD, Pakistan News: After the unveiling of a number of police torture incidents in Chineot, Lahore, Pindi Bhattian, a same-natured incident has also been reported in Faisalabad on Friday.

According to details, a youth was violently beaten up by police officials in front of public in Samandari locality of Faisalabad who was later abandoned injured enough to be admitted to hospital for medical attainment.

The youth was identified as Faisal Butt whom police rashly dragged out of his home by collar and tortured on road before his family members and residents of locality who was later shifted to hospital to receive medical treatment.

A brother of Faisal has accused activists of a political party who allegedly influenced police to commit torture in public over a dispute of placement of a sewerage line in area.

A large number of people claimed eyewitness account of atrocious torture wherein police blow Faisal’s head with pistols many times, leaving him bleeding and seriously injured outside his home while, policemen succeeded to flee the place.

According to hospital sources, Faisal received many deep wounds in head and on right hand.

Bomb Wounds Ten Rawlakot: Police

January 27, 2010 by lee  
Filed under Pakistan news

MUZAFFARABAD : Ten people were injured on Wednesday when a bomb exploded as security forces tried to defuse the device in Rawalakot, police said.

“The bomb was planted in a casket of milk in front of a local school. The school might have been the target, we are investigating” said Chaudry Mohammad Raqeeb, a senior administrative official.

Bomb disposal experts were called to the scene, but the device exploded early Wednesday as they were working to disable it.

“Ten people including three policemen and four civil defence personnel were injured. One of the injured is critical,” said Sajjad Hussain, a senior police official in Rawalakot, adding that the three other casualties were civilians.

“This is the same chain of blasts taking place in Azad Kashmir,” he told AFP, referring to five other bombings that have hit the region since June last year.

Police, Rangers Launched the Search Operation in Lyari

January 11, 2010 by lee  
Filed under Pakistan news

KARACHI, Pakistan News: Police and rangers have reportedly launched a joint crackdown against suspected miscreants in Lyari locality and have also arrested scores of suspects following reports of intensive firing in the area on Sunday night.

According to sources, following the reports of fresh clashes between some rival groups and in view of recent target killings in the area, police and rangers have jointly commenced search operation and as a result, nabbed a number of people from there.

Search operation in still underway, meanwhile, locally resident women have come out of their homes and chanting slogans against police operation, witnesses said.

Police Expect Mumbai-Style Attack on London

December 20, 2009 by lee  
Filed under World News

LONDON News: Scotland Yard has warned businesses in London to expect a Mumbai-style attack on the capital.

In a briefing in the City of London 12 days ago, a senior detective from SO15, the Metropolitan police counter-terrorism command, said: “Mumbai is coming to London.”

The detective said companies should anticipate a shooting and hostage-taking raid “involving a small number of gunmen with handguns and improvised explosive devices”.

The warning — the bluntest issued by police — has underlined an assessment that a terrorist cell may be preparing an attack on London early next year.

It was issued by the Met through its network of “security forums”, which provide business leaders, local government and the emergency services with counter-terrorism advice.

During a “commando-style” raid by 10 gunmen on hotels and cafes in Mumbai in November 2008, 174 people were killed and more than 300 injured over three days.

Officials now report an increase in “intelligence chatter” — communications captured by electronic eavesdropping agencies. One senior security adviser said the police warnings had intensified and become much more specific in the past fortnight.

“Before, there has been speculation. Now we are getting what appears to be a definite plot to carry out a firearms attack on London,” he said.

Earlier this year, police, military and intelligence services held an exercise in Kent to see whether they could defeat a commando raid in London by terrorists.

Stepfather Stuck 50 Needles in Children: Police in Brazil

December 17, 2009 by lee  
Filed under World News

RIO DE JANEIRO news updates: A two-year-old Brazilian boy suffering from 50 needles stuck everywhere inside his body was the victim of a ‘black magic’ ritual performed by his stepfather, police said Wednesday.
Stepfather Stuck 50 Needles in Children Police in Brazil
The stepfather, Roberto Carlos Magalhaes, broke down and confessed after being arrested earlier in the day, the police chief in charge of the investigation, Helder Fernandes Santana, told AFP.

“He did that for revenge, to get back at his wife. His mistress told him to kill the child through a macabre ritual,” said Santana by telephone from the northeastern town of Ibotirama, in Bahia state.

The toddler, who could not be named because of his young age, remained in intensive care in a hospital in the nearby town of Barreiras, where he was admitted on Sunday by his mother after vomiting and complaining of stomach pain.

X-rays showed around 50 metal sewing needles inside his body, including his neck, torso and legs.

Surprised doctors who treated the boy said they knew immediately the needles had not been swallowed but inserted deliberately, one by one.

He is conscious but in a “serious” condition, hospital spokeswoman Kelly Bessa told AFP. “One needle perforated a lung, and he is weak. We drained the area and he is on a drip.”

She added that doctors were deciding Wednesday whether it would be safe to operate to remove “the needles that are closest to vital organs — but that might be more dangerous than just leaving them in.”

The mother of the boy, Maria Souza Santos, 38, told the newspaper A Tarde de Salvador de Bahia that she believed her son had been the victim of a black magic rite.

She said she had found a bottle of cachaca, Brazilian rum made from sugar cane, and objects used for such ceremonies in the modest house she shared with her six children, her mother and her husband of six months, Magalhaes.

Souza Santos works as a maid. Magalhaes worked as a fisherman and laborer.

Although Brazil is a largely Catholic country, superstition and animist cults exist, mainly in the poorer northern regions.

Two Boats Full of Explosives Seized in DGK

November 23, 2009 by lee  
Filed under Pakistan news

Two Boats Full of Explosives Seized in DGKDERA GHAZI KHAN News Update: Two trawlers, laden with explosives, have been seized in Dera Ghazi Khan (DGK) while two had got safely through several checkposts located in between Wah Cannt and NWFP and Punjab province.

According to police sources, a company BIAFO, which makes explosives sent 60,000 kilogram explosives from Wah Cannt to DGK meant for construction purpose in Sendak Project but however, no company representative or letter from company was along the trawler driver and cleaner on journey.

DGK police said the company had not informed police or local administration of city of transportation of explosives due to which, police have taken explosive-laden trawler under their custody and arrested driver and cleaner besides, sealing the local explosive making company.

This explosive could turn highly devastating in case it had fallen into hands of terrorists, sources feared.

5 SDead, 30 Injured in Three Explosions Shake Assam India

November 22, 2009 by lee  
Filed under Indian News

5 dead, 30 injured in three explosions Shake Assam IndiaGUWAHATI: Three blasts rocked Nalbari district in Lower Assam on Sunday morning, in which five persons have reportedly been killed while another 30 have been injured.

The blasts took place at around 10:15 hours (local time) outside a police station in Nalbari district, police said. The bombs were planted on a parked bicycle, a police official added.

Police suspected militants of the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) to have carried out the explosions.

Nalbari district is about 70 km west of Assam’s main city of Guwahati.

Indian Hindus Fate of TV station

November 21, 2009 by lee  
Filed under Indian News

MUMBAI : Seven people were arrested in Mumbai on Friday after activists from a Hindu regional political party ransacked a television station’s offices and beat up staff, police and the network said.
Indian Hindus Fate of TV station
About 25 men breached security at the Network 18 group premises in Vikhroli, in the east of the city, breaking glass windows with dustbins, overturning chairs and attacking journalists and other staff.

“Seven people have been arrested. We will keep them in custody and go deep into this matter to find out why and how these things have happened,” Mumbai police chief D. Sivanandan said.

The Network 18 group operates CNBC-TV18, which is India’s leading business channel, the English-language general news channel CNN-IBN and regional language equivalents, IBN-7 in Hindi, and IBN-Lokmat, in Marathi.

The broadcaster said the IBN-7 and IBN-Lokmat newsrooms were targeted by the protesters, who were shouting slogans in support of the Shiv Sena, a local political party that pushes a protectionist regional agenda.

The network’s website said attackers told employees that they would not tolerate reports criticising Shiv Sena while TV pictures showed a Network 18 outside broadcast van also being targeted in Pune, southeast of Mumbai.

The chief minister of Maharahstra state, Ashok Chavan, told IBN-7: “I have told the police to take the strictest action possible against all the people behind it. I assure the media that this will not be tolerated at any cost.”

India’s Broadcast Editors’ Association described the incident as “an attack on freedom of expression” and “the handiwork of elements who want to undermine the role of pen, microphone and camera”.

“Such attacks go against the basic tenets of democracy and need to be condemned in the harshest possible terms,” it said in a statement.

Shaniya Davis Autopsy Died, Asphyxiation

November 20, 2009 by lee  
Filed under U.S. News

latets news updates, Shaniya Davis Autopsy Died, Asphyxiation: The preliminary shaniya davis autopsy results are out. The cops in Fayetteville say that the 5-year old died due to asphyxiation and rape as the reports suggest.
Shaniya Davis Autopsy Died, Asphyxiation
Authorities said they found Shaniya’s body in a rural part of a North Carolina highway on Monday. Shania was reported missing from her Fayetteville, NC mobile home park around 7 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 10.

Shaniya was last seen around 5:30am that morning, her mother Antoinette Davis said. Shaniya was again seen shortly after at a hotel with McNeill, 29, her mother’s ex-boyfriend who was arrested and according to police confessed to her kidnapping.
Shaniya’s aunt said she had a tough time to let Shaniya live temporarily at her mom’s place. Antoinette Davis, her mother, is said to have neglected her child. She is charged with human trafficking and child abuse involving prostitution.

Fayettville Police Chief Tom Bergamine announced that the case will be tried in Cumberland County where Shaniya was reported missing instead of Lee County where her body was found. No other information was released further because the investigation is ongoing.
Source: entertainmentandshowbiz.com

Bombing Kills Two Policemen in Peshawar

November 20, 2009 by lee  
Filed under World News

Bombing Kills Two Policemen in PeshawarPESHAWAR,Pakistan: A bomb ripped through a police vehicle, killing two policemen and wounding five people here early on Friday, officials said.

“It was a remote-controlled bomb packed with steel pellets, which was planted on the roadside,” senior police official Mohammad Karim Khan said.

Doctor Attaullah Arif at the city’s main Lady Reading Hospital said two policemen were killed and five people wounded, including three police.

The left side of the patrol vehicle, which can seat around six policemen in the back of the cabin, was badly damaged with four or five berets discarded next to splashes of blood, said an AFP correspondent.

The attack came around 14 hours after a suicide bomber struck a court in Peshawar killing 19 people, the sixth attack in 11 days as arm forces presses a major offensive against the Taliban in South Wazirstan.

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