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All the news unfit to print for Monday, July 6, 2009

UK DAILY MAIL RELENTLESS: LONDON POLICE SCANDAL OVER WATERBOARDING INTENSIFIES

DAILY MAIL REPORTING: "If there is sufficient evidence, criminal prosecutions and sackings could follow. As a result, the Crown Prosecution Service is reviewing a string of cases in which the officers were involved. If it is found that their evidence is tainted, scores of suspects could walk free. As well as investigating Mr Nwankwo’s allegation of water torture, the Daily Mail can reveal that anti-corruption investigators are probing claims that a number of others were subjected to ritualistic humiliation. Victims were almost always vulnerable people living on the edge of society, such as the homeless or illegal immigrants. Sources say the officers took particular delight in humiliating women, but chose their victims carefully. A source said: ‘It was gratuitous violence on people who were unlikely to make complaints or whose complaints were unlikely to be taken seriously"

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posted by schmuckraker @ 7/06/2009 08:30:00 AM 

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