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'People have lost faith in pol
The Iraqi people have lost faith in their police forces, some of whom are colluding with death squads and militias, Britain's outgoing ambassador to Iraq William Patey said yesterday.
"There is some evidence that some members of the police are actively engaged with death squads and with militias and taking orders and clearly they need to be identified, weeded out, prosecuted," he said.
"Undoubtedly the Iraqi people have lost confidence in the police. That's a question of leadership, it's a question of getting rid of the bad apples," Patey said.
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Xinhua - China
15 November 2007
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Italian policeman in fan shoot
A policeman who shot an Italian soccer fan dead on Sunday is now facing murder charges, the Italian policeman's lawyer said Thursday.
"The magistrate has changed the charge. It may not necessarily involve premeditation but it will be voluntary homicide," the lawyer said.
Agent Luigi Spaccatorella, 35, has denied shooting to kill Rome DJ and Lazio fan Gabriele Sandri, 26, according to Italian News Agency ANSA.
Sandri's death at a Tuscan motorway service station sparked widespread riots and led to the suspension of this weekend's Serie B and C games.
Serie A is off because of Italy's game against Scotland Saturday.
Anti-hooligan authorities are expected to announce a slew of travel bans Thursday to take effect when Serie A starts up again.
Authorities have already stiffened security measures and on Thursday set up a new sports ethics council - including a high-ranking Catholic cleric - to help solve the hooligan emergency.
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