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Meerut police turn ‘moral’ hoo
“Operation Majnu”, purportedly a drive in Meerut against indecency and eve-teasing in public wherein police assaulted young couples in a park on Tuesday in the full glare of TV cameras, has snowballed into a major controversy.
The Meerut police had in a well-planned and co-ordinated operation taken the press, both print as well as electronic, along and cracked down brutally on people lounging in Gandhi park.
The operation was telecast live by some TV news channels. Locals reacted strongly against the incident.
Taking a serious view of the police action, the ... Read more
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San Jose Mercury News - CA, US
12 February 2009
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Fresno County DA to investigat
The Fresno County District Attorney plans to investigate the video-recorded arrest and beating of a homeless man to find out whether the officers involved or the man himself committed any wrongdoing.
Police Chief Jerry Dyer says the probe will later be reviewed by the California Attorney General's Office.
At a press conference Thursday with Mayor Ashley Swearingen, Dyer said the department is working quickly to interview witnesses, and hopes to complete their own internal investigation in two to three weeks.
The four-minute video shot Monday on a busy Fresno street by a bystander has gotten national attention on TV and YouTube. The beating victim, 52-year-old Glen Beaty, was released from the hospital Tuesday.
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