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Monday, April 29, 2013
Japan ( Woman dies after heavy -set police officer sits on her )
Woman dies after heavy-set police officer sits on her
OSAKA — A possible cause of the HIE is suspected to have been the 100-kilogram police officer who had sat on the woman’s back like one would on a pony.
According to police, at about 7 a.m. on Nov 9, Sakai Ward police received a 110 (Japan’s emergency number) call from a family complaining of a “disorderly woman.”
The officer in question, who reportedly weighed 100 kgs with all of his equipment on, rushed to the scene with a group of fellow officers.
Sure enough, they found an out of control woman screaming and throwing things in front of her home. The officers attempted to subdue the woman for 20 minutes when finally they got her one the ground face down and held her arms and legs.
The large policeman assisted by sitting on the woman’s back. Soon after, she lost consciousness as a result of HIE. She was then taken to hospital where she died five days later.
Following the regular procedure, charges of “professional negligence resulting in the death of a suspect” were filed with prosecutors. An investigation is underway to determine whether the police used excessive force in this incident.
In defense of the accused police officer, there were no reports regarding his height or body fat percentage. We also don’t know if this woman was taking any medication or narcotics that could induce an HIE attack
Sunday, April 28, 2013
MEXICO ( Cartel violence - woman gets her head removed - 30 minute drive from Arizona) Sick
Execution Videos: Zetas Decapitate Woman- Aliados Executes CJNG Member
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Sunday, April 28, 2013 |
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I will not post the video ( 30 minute drive from the Arizona Border ) Human Rights ?
The woman in the picture gets her head removed ( This is sick)
Two execution videos are making the rounds of narco blogs. In one sicarios from Los Aliados of Guadalajara claims to be cleaning up Jalisco and sends a message to anyone entertaining the thought of helping CJNG. The man is alive hanging upside down as his executioners begin decapitating him. Dismemberment completes the grisly act.
England ( Two guests were found dead in Hotel pool - Down Hall Country House Hotel )
12:29PM BST 28 Apr 2013
The bodies of the pair were discovered on Saturday evening at the four star
Down Hall Country House Hotel in Hertfordshire.
Officers from the Kent and Essex Serious Crime Directorate are investigating
the deaths, which are currently being treated as “unexplained”.
The two guests, from the London area, were found shortly before at 7.35pm in
the unsupervised swimming pool.
A Police Community Support Officer
outside the gates of Down Hall Country House Hotel (Martin
Rose/Eastnews.co.uk)
Hotel staff and paramedics tried to revive them but in vain and both were
declared dead at the scene.
Police and hotel management declined to say where any one else was believed
to be in the pool at the time.
The hotel, in Hatfield Heath, near Bishop’s Stortford, describes itself as “one of England’s most established country house hotels”.
It is housed in a 781-year old Italianate mansion set in 110 acres of woods and parklands.
Double rooms cost around £149 a night
A spokesman for the hotel declined to comment on the incident and post mortem examinations in to the cause of the deaths will be held tomorrow.
A spokesman for Essex Police said: "Detectives are investigating the deaths of two guests at a hotel at Hatfield Heath.
"Officers were called to Down Hall Country House Hotel in Matching Road at about 7.35pm on Saturday April 27 following reports that a man and a woman had been found under water in the hotel's swimming pool.
"Hotel staff and ambulance crews tried in vain to revive the man and woman but both were later pronounced dead at the scene.
"Officers from the Kent and Essex Serious Crime Directorate are investigating and are treating the deaths as unexplained at this stage.
"The man who was in his 30s and the woman, who was in her 20s, are believed to be from the London area.”
The hotel, in Hatfield Heath, near Bishop’s Stortford, describes itself as “one of England’s most established country house hotels”.
It is housed in a 781-year old Italianate mansion set in 110 acres of woods and parklands.
Double rooms cost around £149 a night
A spokesman for the hotel declined to comment on the incident and post mortem examinations in to the cause of the deaths will be held tomorrow.
A spokesman for Essex Police said: "Detectives are investigating the deaths of two guests at a hotel at Hatfield Heath.
"Officers were called to Down Hall Country House Hotel in Matching Road at about 7.35pm on Saturday April 27 following reports that a man and a woman had been found under water in the hotel's swimming pool.
"Hotel staff and ambulance crews tried in vain to revive the man and woman but both were later pronounced dead at the scene.
"Officers from the Kent and Essex Serious Crime Directorate are investigating and are treating the deaths as unexplained at this stage.
"The man who was in his 30s and the woman, who was in her 20s, are believed to be from the London area.”
BRAZIL ( 5 Cops arrested for the Murder of a Journalist and photographer )
Five Brazilian Police Arrested in Journalists’
Deaths
BRASILIA – Five Brazilian police officers
were arrested for their suspected role in the murders of journalist Rodrigo Neto
de Faria and press photographer Walgney Carvalho, the daily Folha de Sao Paulo
said Saturday.
The five officers are members of the Civil Police in the region known as Vale do Aço in the central part of Minas Gerais state, and are suspected of belonging to militia groups that operate in the area, the newspaper said.
Rodrigo Neto, who worked for the Vale do Aço newspaper, was slain by unknown persons on March 9 at the door of his home, and at the time was specifically working on an investigative report about the activities of those militias.
Carvalho, from the same newspaper, was shot dead on April 14 at a restaurant.
Minas Gerais Police Chief Cylton Brandao declined to make any comment on the police who have been arrested.
According to Brandao, the investigation into the case requires a strict “confidentiality,” though he said that everything points to the prompt capture of the suspects for both murders, which according to local media are closely related.
The press watchdog group Reporters Without Borders, known by the French initials RSF, has slammed the murders and demanded that Brazilian authorities investigate the possible involvement of police in these cases.
After Carvalho’s death, RSF released a communique in which it also noted that the photographer was the fourth journalism professional murdered in Brazil to date in 2013.
BRASILIA – Five Brazilian police officers
were arrested for their suspected role in the murders of journalist Rodrigo Neto
de Faria and press photographer Walgney Carvalho, the daily Folha de Sao Paulo
said Saturday.The five officers are members of the Civil Police in the region known as Vale do Aço in the central part of Minas Gerais state, and are suspected of belonging to militia groups that operate in the area, the newspaper said.
Rodrigo Neto, who worked for the Vale do Aço newspaper, was slain by unknown persons on March 9 at the door of his home, and at the time was specifically working on an investigative report about the activities of those militias.
Carvalho, from the same newspaper, was shot dead on April 14 at a restaurant.
Minas Gerais Police Chief Cylton Brandao declined to make any comment on the police who have been arrested.
According to Brandao, the investigation into the case requires a strict “confidentiality,” though he said that everything points to the prompt capture of the suspects for both murders, which according to local media are closely related.
The press watchdog group Reporters Without Borders, known by the French initials RSF, has slammed the murders and demanded that Brazilian authorities investigate the possible involvement of police in these cases.
After Carvalho’s death, RSF released a communique in which it also noted that the photographer was the fourth journalism professional murdered in Brazil to date in 2013.
Mexico City ( 11 Dead 65 Injured in Mexico Prison Fight ) San Luis Potosi
11 Dead, 65 Injured in Mexico Prison Fight
The inmates used knives and other sharp objects, as well as rocks and pieces of concrete slabs, in the fight, Mexican authorities said
MEXICO CITY – At
least 11 inmates died and 65 were injured early Saturday in a fight at a prison
in the central Mexican state of San Luis Potosi, authorities said.
The melee broke out at around 4:15 a.m. and involved two rival gangs inside the La Pila prison, the state Attorney General’s Office said.
The inmates used knives and other sharp objects, as well as rocks and pieces of concrete slabs, in the fight.
State authorities told reporters that the disturbance should not be characterized as a riot but rather a fight among inmates, adding that nine of the victims died inside the prison and the other two perished while receiving medical care.
The battle erupted after the inmates broke the padlocks on their cells, the state’s social rehabilitation director, Concepcion Tovar, said, adding that the two rival gangs had previously traded accusations about robberies and other perceived wrongs.
The prison guards were unable to control the melee and required the assistance of the police and the military, who managed to restore order about three hours after the fight began.
The inmates used knives and other sharp objects, as well as rocks and pieces of concrete slabs, in the fight, Mexican authorities said
MEXICO CITY – At
least 11 inmates died and 65 were injured early Saturday in a fight at a prison
in the central Mexican state of San Luis Potosi, authorities said.The melee broke out at around 4:15 a.m. and involved two rival gangs inside the La Pila prison, the state Attorney General’s Office said.
The inmates used knives and other sharp objects, as well as rocks and pieces of concrete slabs, in the fight.
State authorities told reporters that the disturbance should not be characterized as a riot but rather a fight among inmates, adding that nine of the victims died inside the prison and the other two perished while receiving medical care.
The battle erupted after the inmates broke the padlocks on their cells, the state’s social rehabilitation director, Concepcion Tovar, said, adding that the two rival gangs had previously traded accusations about robberies and other perceived wrongs.
The prison guards were unable to control the melee and required the assistance of the police and the military, who managed to restore order about three hours after the fight began.
Saturday, April 27, 2013
Japan ( 2 inmates hanged , bringing the number to 5 under Prime Minister Shinzo Abe )
2 inmates hanged, bringing number of executions to 5 under Abe
TOKYO —
Japan said Friday it hanged two death-row inmates, in the first executions since a trio of convicted killers died in the gallows two months ago and drawing immediate protest from human rights groups.Justice Minister Sadakazu Tanigaki told reporters that Katsuji Hamasaki, 64, and Yoshihide Miyagi, 56, two members of a crime syndicate, were executed for the shooting of two rival gangsters at a restaurant in Ichihara, Chiba Prefecture, in 2005.
The executions bring to five the number of death-row inmates hanged since Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s conservative government swept to power in landslide December elections.Japan now has 134 inmates on its death row.
Amnesty International Japan, the Japanese branch of the global rights group, protested Friday.
“We strongly condemn the five executions conducted since the launch of the new government, which goes against calls by the international community and indicates the government’s intention to pave the way for mass executions,” it said in a statement.
Tokyo did not execute any condemned inmates in 2011, the first full year in nearly two decades without an execution amid muted debate on the rights and wrongs of a policy that enjoys wide public support.
But in March last year, Tokyo resumed its use of capital punishment with an unapologetic government minister signing death warrants for three multiple murderers.
Apart from the United States, Japan is the only major industrialised democracy to carry out capital punishment, a practice that has led to repeated protests from European governments and human rights groups.
International advocacy groups say the system is cruel because death row inmates can wait for their executions for many years in solitary confinement and are only told of their impending death a few hours ahead of time.
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