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The police opened fire on the protesters, killing one man.
Once the men andboys were assembled inside the house, the police opened fire on the group.
The police opened fire, wounding one of the attackers and killed the second.
During clashes provoked workers with strikebreakers police opened fire on the workers.
Police opened fire on the procession and a number of workers were killed.
On the other hand, the IRA used to time their bombs to go off five minutes after the police opened the front door.
In this incident the police opened criminal proceedings under Part 3 of Art.
Students in Khartoum staged a peaceful protest that turned extremely non-peaceful when police opened fire on them.
The police opened an inquiry, but in the end the case was filed for lack of evidence.
Cătărău's involvement with the cause was a matter of concern, and the Siguranța Statului secret police opened a special file on his activities.
In 88 cases, police opened investigations leading to the arrest of 38 alleged perpetrators.
Five people, including a 12-year-old boy,were killed when riot police opened fire against demonstrators in the province of Balochistan, Pakistan.
Police opened a criminal investigation into the spread of cholera among the local population in the city of Mariupol(Donetsk region)….
It was reported that Banchahanidhi Behera, Digambar Behera, Prema Behera and another unidentified fisherman were killed when police opened fire during the rally.
In response, the police opened fire on demonstrators, beat and shot indiscriminately men, women and children.
In 1960 there were bad riots in several towns of Italy, particularly at Genoa, Licata and Reggio Emilia,where the police opened fire on demonstrators, killing five people.
The police opened an investigation and requested an international arrest warrant for the complainant on charges of fraud.
To curb the supposed naxalite activity inside the premises, police opened fire on activists and killed five suspected naxalites on 10 July 2007.
Police opened a criminal case against the two activists on 10 October 2015 on the basis of a telephone call from an unknown person, who reported“illegal” posts on Facebook.
At a protest in Madhya Pradesh this summer, police opened fire on farmers demanding debt relief and better crop prices, killing five.
The police opened an investigation into the attack, which was recorded by a video surveillance camera installed at the entrance of the building where the journalist lives.
On 28 May, three people were killed andseven injured when Nepal police opened fire on a violent crowd of protestors in front of the District Administration Office in Kailali.
A shock group trained by the Federal Security Directorate and the CIA, known as"los Halcones", who came in grey trucks, vans, and riot trucks,attacked students from streets near Maestros Avenue after the riot police opened their blockade.
Following her testimony the police opened a criminal investigation, and a case was brought against the woman and the three men involved.
The Bright Russia activists claimed that they only acted in self-defense, but the police opened a criminal case for assault motivated by ethnic hatred(the Criminal Code Article 116 Part 2).
In Bangladesh, police opened fire last year on villagers opposing the illegal seizure of land for the construction of the power plant by Chinese firms on the coast.
Security measures at the monastery were further enhanced, including through the installation of a closed circuit video system.On 25 June, the Kosovo police opened a case of"usurpation of property" in relation to illegal construction in the special protective zone of the Visoki Dečani monastery.
On 24 October 1994, the police opened fire at a 22-year-old Palestinian villager from Beit Ula in the Hebron area when he failed to obey an order to halt.
The first civilian death was an Albanian taxi driver who was killed on the first day of the rebellion in the old Ottoman neighbourhood of Koltuk when the police opened fire with machine guns indiscriminately, even though the main fighting at the time was taking place 1.2 miles away, beyond the Kale, the fortress above the city, in the village of Lavce.
In some cases, police opened fire against criminals without trying to arrest them; in other cases, violence was committed during acts of robbery against the public.