Ahmedabad India ( Man killed in Hit and run -Doctor driving fled scene wanted ) See video

CCTV shows men flung into air after BMW hit-and-run in Ahmedabad

Reported by Rohit Bhan, Edited by Mala Das | Updated: February 26, 2013 22:43 IST

 

Ahmedabad: The driver of a speeding black BMW abandoned the car seconds after it hit a tree, but it is the minutes before that which are recorded in chilling detail on security cameras outside a shopping complex nearby.

At midnight on Sunday, the BMW collides with a motorcycle, flinging its two riders into the air.

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25-year-old Shivam Dave would die on his way to hospital minutes later. His friend, Rahul Patel, who was steering the bike, is in critical condition.

What the 20 seconds of footage do not show is the driver. The police say that after hitting the motorcycle, the driver of the BMW kept going, dragging the bikers for about 200 metres, before hurtling into a tree. At this point, they say, the driver left.

The car is owned by a local doctor, Amit Shah. He says his driver was at the wheel, and is now missing.

The young men on the motorcycle were on their way home from dinner. Two other friends were following them on a scooter. They claim they spotted the driver running away from the car.

"When the accident happened, the person who was driving came out of the car and apologised. He spoke in English. A driver wouldn't have spoken in English. I can recognise the person who was driving," Lalit Gupta, one of the two friends and an eyewitness, told NDTV.

"On Monday, he would have gone to Porbandar for further studies in engineering," said Shivam's father.

ARIZONA News( 300 inmates -From Federal prison released into public - illegal immigrants ) Budget cut

ARIZONA - The Associated Press has learned that federal immigration authorities have released a number of detainees around the country to save money.
According to the Arizona Daily Star, at least 100 were released from the Eloy Detention Center.
Gillian Christensen, spokeswoman for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Washington, D.C., said Monday that field offices have been directed to review their numbers of detained immigrants to ensure the jail populations stay within budgeted resources.
Christensen says an unspecified number of immigrants have been released and placed on more cost-effective forms of supervision.
She says she did not have further details about those forms of supervision or how many people have been released.
Christensen says the agency will continue to pursue the cases in court and deport people when necessary.
Immigration activists say the agency most likely released detainees in California, Texas, Florida, and New Jersey.

(Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)

Arizona News ( CBS Racial Slur about Arizona Indian's ) Mike and Molly

CBS NEWS " Mike and Molly"


2-25-2013 Show.  ( Racial Slur )  stereotyping

In a comment by Mike's Mother who was telling her boyfriend she did not want to move to Arizona she stated " Arizona was a furnace , full of drunk Indian's " !    She went on  to say the state was full of a bunch of comanche's.




This statement  should be retracted by CBS, because many people find that comment offensive.

Not only to Native Americans but , it implies that the state of Arizona has only one race in it. The comment also refers to the state being full of nothing but a bunch of drunks.

TUCSON Az ( Tucson man arrested for hit and run charges on Pro cycling team )

Tucson man arrested on hit-and-run charges of pro cycling team

Posted: Feb 25, 2013 12:03 PM by Michael McKisson, TucsonVelo.com

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One cyclist with the Jamis-Hagnes Berman cycling team was sent to the hospital and several others were injured during an assault by a Tucson motorist on Friday morning around 11 a.m.., according to a team rider.
The professional cycling team, which is in Tucson for a training camp, was on a training ride on Valencia Road between Old Vail Road and Nexus Road when they said a man in an Oldsmobile Aurora began harassing the cyclists.
Team rider Ben Jacques-Maynes said the driver shouted expletives and told them to get off the road.
Read the complete story on TucsonVelo.com.

Iran News ( Evin Prison employee in charge of inmate records arrested - Vanished )

25 February 2013

Arrest of Hamid Sadr Ghabadi, an employee at Evin prison

Keywords : Political Prisoners

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Committee of Human Rights Reporters – According to news sources, on February 23rd, agents from the Intelligence Ministry detained Seyed Hamid Sadr Ghabadi who is an employee at Evin prison. Per the reports, Ghabadi was arrested without warning on Saturday as he was leaving his place of work. He was transferred to an undisclosed location.

Agents from the Ministry of Intelligence raided Ghabadi’s residence after detaining him and conducted a massive search of his home while being aggressive and rude towards his family. The agents confiscated his personal items including his computer, camera, books and pamphlets.

There has been no information provided yet regarding the reason for the arrest or the whereabouts of Hamid Sadr Ghabadi. According to the news sources, Ghabadi was in charge of record keeping and was working on registering profiles for new incoming prisoners at Tehran’s Evin prison.

Iran News ( 14 yr old blogger arrested in the city of Karaj )

Iran: 14 year old blogger arrested

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NCRI - The Iranian regime's Cyber Police (FATA) said on Monday that had arrested a "14 year old blogger in city of Karaj" "following a surveillance activity" in order to “increase security in the cyberspace."
The commander of mullahs' Cyber Police whose remark were published in the force's website claimed that the blogger published "obscene" stories.
The Iranian regime's Cyber Police is widely infamous particularly because of its role in killing of anti-regime blogger Satar Beheshti in custody.
Beheshti was detained on October 30 for alleged "cybercrimes" and was taken to Evin prison in northern Tehran. Beheshti, 35, was handed over to police in the cybercrimes unit for interrogation and died on November 3.
Iranian regime's Cyber Police established in early 2011 is one of many organs in the mullahs vast apparatus for suppressing online activists and internet users.

Iran News ( Blogger Arrested by Iranian cyber police ) Ganaveh

A blogger arrested in Ganaveh

Sunday, 24 February 2013 18:05 admin1

HRANA News Agency – A blogger in has been arrested by Iranian cyber police (FATA) in Ganaveh a town belongs to Boushehr province.

According to a report of FATA news portal, the chief of Boushehr FATA claimed that according to a complaint from one of the official offices about disturbing the public by an unknown person in his weblog and writing unreal blogs about the officials of that office, our agents acted and started to follow up the case.

"After technical and professional investigations the accused blogger identified and arrested", The chief added.

"When accused person saw the documents then he had not any more option rather than confession to the accusation", The chief continued.

Also the chief did not mention any personal details and name of the arrested weblogger.

Translated by: Ramyar Hassani