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UN Calls On Madagascar To Avoid Unnecessary Force Against Protesters

The United Nations on Friday called on Madagascar authorities to avoid unnecessary force against protesters, a day after clashes with police at a youth-led rally in the capital, where deadly unrest has rumbled for two weeks.

International Business Times

Man convicted of 38 paedophile offences revealed as police informer who spied on UK activists

Trial of Nick Gratwick, 68, who schemed to rape children as young as six, exposes previous role among green protesters

The Guardian - UK

US immigration enforcement using military hardware and tactics on civilians

Agencies like Ice are way ahead of Donald Trump, who wants the military to treat cities like ‘training grounds’

The Guardian - US

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“I left my car with all the instruments in but I’d left the handbrake off and it rolled onto the motorway”: the tearaway Britpop teenagers whose knack of getting into trouble had Steven Spielberg on the phone wanting to make a TV show with them

Police arrests, car crashes and a very warped drumkit – the E.T. director foresaw some TV gold and wanted in

Louder

“Please Help Find Her” Police Appeal for Teen Missing Over a Week in Pink Hoodie

Bergen County officials are asking the public to help them find a teenage girl who has now been missing for over a week

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“Before we had a chance to stop, four officers jumped me. One tried to break my arm, the other put a choke hold on my neck”: With one music video, this rap metal band almost brought the financial heart of America to its knees

Sleep Now In The Fire helped Rage Against The Machine survive the nu metal takeover – then its music video nearly got them arrested

Metal Hammer

Thousands of Met Police staff vote to strike in dispute over pay

Members of the Public and Commercial Services union will walk out after being refused a £1,250 allowance

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Fear and vigilance rise as attacks on houses of worship intensify across the world

In Germany, many synagogues have been surrounded by barriers and guarded by heavily armed police

The Independent UK

Neville Lawrence welcomes chance for undercover police evidence to be aired

Metropolitan Police spies infiltrated groups supporting the justice campaign for murdered Stephen Lawrence in the 1990s.

Evening Standard

Violence erupts in eastern Pakistan as Islamists try to march on capital for pro-Palestinian rally

Officials say violent clashes have erupted between police and Islamists in Pakistan’s eastern city of Lahore after security forces tried to stop thousands of demonstrators from leaving for the national capital, Islamabad where they planned to stage a pro-Palestinian rally outside the U.S. Embassy

The Independent UK

Family of 12 Attempts 'Suicide' After Major Philippine Earthquake - Cult Activity or Mental Health Distress?

A Filipino Family of 12 Attempts 'Suicide' After 6.9 -magnitude Earthquake

International Business Times UK

No plans for British troops to be on the ground in Gaza, says Foreign Secretary

Yvette Cooper said neighbouring states are expected to help police the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas.

Evening Standard

Police Chief Quits After Leaked Video Exposes A Disturbing Moment With 18-Year-Old Dispatcher

Mayor Jeremy Pate was criticized for not outright condemning the police chief and saying for that “flesh is weak.” Netizens called for his resignation as well.

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'Time Runs Away': Japan's City With A Two-hour Cap On Phone Use

Police won't be rounding up people glued to phones in Japan's Toyoake, but the mayor believes his two-hour limit can help residents find a healthier relationship with their screens.

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Good drones, bad drones: The ongoing battle to try to clear up Germany's skies

Germany will allow its police officers to shoot down drones. But could the new policy be a danger to aerial vehicles carrying life-saving medicines?

AAP

US man linked to Wieambilla killings makes plea deal

A United States-based conspiracy theorist linked to the deadly ambush shootings at Wieambilla has accepted a plea deal after agreeing to watered-down charges.

AAP

'Someone must know': $1m reward for murder cold case

Detectives have doubled a cash reward in the hope of cracking the 30-year unsolved murder of a young tourist on a picturesque beach.

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‘$2 million home’: Million-dollar San Francisco deaths already have investigators bracing for the worst

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AAP

Cop unmasked after child abuse material charges

A police officer who allegedly shared child abuse material on social media has been identified for the first time after losing a bid to conceal his identity.

AAP

Passerby tried to save boy struck and killed by truck

A city is mourning the loss of a teenager who died after being hit by a truck near a school, with a passerby attempting to save the boy's life with CPR.

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23yo Pennsylvania woman disappears in the middle of her nursing home shift. She was being ‘harassed’

Cops found her car in the parking lot.

The Guardian - AU

Boy, 15, dead after being hit by a truck outside Bendigo school

Victoria police say pedestrian died at the scene after the crash on High Street at 8.30am Friday

The Independent UK

FACT FOCUS: Trump paints a grim portrait of Portland. The story on the ground is much less extreme

President Donald Trump and his administration have described Portland, Oregon, as a city under siege by antifa, labeling it a war zone

The Independent UK

Didn’t see that coming: Fortune tellers accused of stealing almost $600,000 from victim by claiming they’d ‘remove curse,’ police say

Fortune tellers claimed they would lift curse from client in exchange for money, luxury goods and concert tickets

AAP

Contract criminals who fix 'kill cars' targeted by cops

Days after police arrested men allegedly on their way to carry out a murder, the force has made raids relating to those who arrange cars for violent crimes.

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