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• An Algerian police spokesman said he was not informed of the threats.
• He said he was being sought by Algerian police and feared for his life.
• He said Algerian police were investigating the slaying.
• He could no longer control his prot間閟 and the Algerian police were cracking down on them.
• The Algerian police used night vision devices to identify the lead hijacker, Abdul Abdullah Yahia.
• But Algerian police said Marel could have been slain by intruders who came to burgle his house.
• The pilots and most of the passengers initially did not know that the Algerian police officer had been killed.
• During his time in Malaysia, the head of the Algerian police services visited to observe Malaysian policing methods.
• Neither the Algerian police nor the 18, 000 French troops in the city tried to prevent the massacre.
• During the passport check, the hijackers had discovered that an Algerian police officer was a passenger on the flight.
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• A freelance photographer working for a French photo agency has been detained by Algerian police, a press watchdog group said Sunday.
• Amnesty claimed Algerian police and security forces are often slow to respond to calls for help and often fail to investigate the massacres.
• Algerian police detained the director and cartoonist from two leading newspapers Monday, colleagues said, a move immediately criticized by a press freedom group.
• But the report claimed that Algerian police and security forces were often slow to respond to calls for help and often fail to investigate the massacres.
• There has been consistent and convincing evidence from eyewitnesses that the Algerian police, many of them trained in France, practice torture and rape female prisoners.
• No one has claimed responsibility for the attacks, but Algerian police believe them to be the work of armed Islamic groups seeking to kill security agents.
• Algerian police, meanwhile, freed a top leader of the banned Islamic Salvation Front on Wednesday, a day after detaining him, party sympathizers said.
• The report says Algerian police harshly suppressed what started out as peaceful protests by shooting live ammunition into crowds, beating people, shouting obscenities and vandalizing property.
• French officials said that, fearing an attempt by the Algerian police to end the hijacking could be disastrous, France offered to send its own commandos to Algiers airport.
• Algerian police used armored cars and barriers to block Berber protesters from getting into the capital city on Wednesday, thwarting a planned demonstration against the military-backed government.