Colombia ( Colombian Police Chief’s 10 yr old Daughter Kidnapped ) Man on fire (real life)

BOGOTA – The 10-year-old daughter of a police chief in the southwestern town of Padilla was kidnapped Thursday by a group of armed men, Colombian authorities said.

The abduction occurred about 7 a.m. in the town of Guachene, near Padilla, when the girl was going to school and was intercepted by the kidnappers in the presence of several of her friends.

In remarks to Blu Radio, Guachene Mayor Francisco Paz accused the FARC guerrilla group of the crime, “by the route (the kidnappers) took” in their flight, although the national ombudman’s office said that groups of drug traffickers are also active in that part of Cauca province.

When news of the kidnapping became known, residents of Guachene came to the area with machetes and sticks but did not find any of those responsible.

Defense Minister Juan Carlos Pinzon said on Twitter that an elite police anti-kidnapping unit “is leading the search for little Alejandra in Cauca.”

The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) concluded on Wednesday at midnight a unilateral nine-day cease-fire it had declared so as not to disrupt the May 25 presidential elections, but in 2012 they had supposedly renounced kidnapping for ransom.

India ( 2 cops arrested " For gang rape " and hanging girls from tree )

India ( Girl talking on "cell phone" lost her foot ) Train accident

Indore: A 27-year-old girl from Bhopal lost her right foot after she was stuck between the platform and the train as she tried to board the train while she was talking on the phone.

 

This tragic incident happened on platform no 5 at Indore station on Friday evening at around 5:40 pm. Nishi Niranjan Kumar was stuck for about 20 minutes before the GRP jawans pulled her out. She was in Indore for a job interview. While her brother Mukesh Kumar boarded the train, Nishi was talking on the phone and tried to board the train when it started moving. It was then when she lost her grip of the handle of the gate and fell in the gap between the platform and the train.

The passengers in the train pulled the chain and tried to help the girl. The GRP jawans then pulled her out and rushed to the hospital from where she was later referred to a private hospital.

Mexico ( Two police officers were beaten to death and a civilian was fatally shot )

MEXICO CITY – Two police officers were beaten to death and a civilian was fatally shot when an operation targeting illegal logging went badly wrong, Mexican authorities said.

The incident unfolded Tuesday in Tlalamac, a community in the mountains of the central state of Mexico.

State police were accompanying personnel from the Probosque forest service to investigate reports of illegal logging, the Mexico state Attorney General’s Office said in a statement.

Under circumstances that remain unclear, an area man was wounded by gunfire and his neighbors reacted by attacking the Probosque employees and police, the state AG’s office said.

Within minutes, the police found themselves surrounded by dozens of residents armed with sticks, stones and firearms. The mob seized five of the cops and dragged them to a nearby residence, where the officers were severely beaten.

More than 150 state police rushed to the scene and demanded the release of their comrades.

When the residents refused, the police mounted a rescue operation, the official statement said.

Besides the two officers killed, eight others suffered significant injuries, while the civilian whose shooting ignited the clash died on the way to the hospital.

The state AG’s office vowed that those responsible for the violence would be subjected to “the full weight” of the law.

Iran ( Inmate becomes " punching bag " for whole world to see ) ???

Saeed Abedini beaten in hospital and returned to prison

Posted on: 25th May, 2014

                

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HRANA News Agency- Saeed Abedini, Reverend prisoner who had been transferred to the Dey Hospital was beaten by transfer officers and was returned to prison.
According to the report of Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), Reverend Saeed Abedini who was admitted to the Dey hospital for the last two months, after being beaten in the hospital, was returned to Rajai Shahr prison, Karaj city.
The reverend’s wife says: “The transfer officers warned him that they are going to keep him there until Iran’s regime problem with 5+1 gets solved.”
The officers attacked him with electrical shocks that caused bruises on his body and he also got internal bleeding because of being beaten by them.

 

His wife said to HRANA: “The internal bleeding occurred because of hits.”
Saeed Abedini, Iranian-American citizen was detained at his parental home in mid-September 2012 when he came back to Iran.
Reverend Abedini was convicted to 8 years imprisonment on charge of forming and establishing house churches to disrupt national security on the mid-February 2013 by the Revolutionary court, branch 26. In result of appeal against the court verdict, the case was referred to Tehran County’s Appeals Court, branch 36, and this branch verified the previous court’s verdict.

Iran ( Woman gets 20 years in prison for " Facebook comment " ) OMG ?

An Iranian court has sentenced eight people to a combined 123 years in prison for various charges including insulting the country's supreme leader on Facebook. The sentencing is the latest in a recent crackdown on Internet freedom in the country.

The eight, who were reportedly all Facebook users, were arrested last year by the Cyber Unit of the Revolutionary Guard. The Revolutionary Court in Tehran doled out prison sentences ranging from seven to 20 years for charges of blasphemy, propaganda against the Iranian state, spreading lies, and insulting Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The arrests were first reported by the opposition news agency Kaleme.

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For Iranian human rights experts, the sentences are unusually harsh and could signal an intention to warn other Iranian netizens.
"The ruling [...] is clearly intended to spread fear among Internet users in Iran, and dissuade Iranians from stepping outside strict state controls on cyberspace," wrote the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran in a statement.
One of the eight, a British woman named Roya Saberinejad Nobakht, received a sentence of 20 years in prison. Her husband said in April that she had been detained in Iran over comments she had made to friends on Facebook and in online chat, calling Iran's government too controlling and "too Islamic," as reported at the time by the Manchester Evening News.

Brazil ( Indians " protest " take on riot police )