Alert cops foil attack
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- Alert cops foil attack
- The Saddest Pagan in the World
- Surf’s Up and So Is the Crime Rate on Baja’s Beaches
Alert cops foil attack
Calcutta Telegraph – Dec 25, 2007
Sources said a huge deployment of security personnel in the station foiled the attempt of the rebels who faced strong retaliation. Besides jawans of the Special Task Force personnel of Special Armed Force and District Force were present in the station that also adjoins a relief camp housing some 1000 villagers who had deserted their homes in Maoist terror. Inspector general of police R. Vij said the rebels were camping in the area and had been firing at the station in intermittently. “There is sufficient force in the station” said Vij adding that there was no casualty reported. Sources said that the rebels had probably planned to enter into the relief camp by opening cover fire in the police station… “There is sufficient force in the station” said Vij adding that there was no casualty reported. Sources said that the rebels had probably planned to enter into the relief camp by opening cover fire in the police station. However heavy security ring was in place in the camp as Special Police fficers (SPs)the villagers trained and armed by the governmentwere assisting the security personnel. Vij said there was nothing to fear as the security personnel had given befitting reply. The force had been put on high alert as the rebels were camping in the area he added.
The Saddest Pagan in the World
Guerrilla News Network – Dec 25, 2007
Supporters and volunteers bring food blankets and cash donations. The legal defense fund is swollen with contributions as we brace for the inevitable court battle. Physical and emotional distress have been keeping me away from the camp for long periods. But Saturday night I was hanging out in the forest watching low clouds fly across the face of the nearly-full moon when the shout came from the road. Three RCMP cruisers pulled up at high speed the lead car braking too late to avoid plunging partway into the trench at the end of the road. The headlights came straight at us and then dipped down sharply. I thought “h shit they’re gonna be pissed… I thought “h shit they’re gonna be pissed. ” They were. I ducked behind the welcome tent as the officers stormed into the camp. “You’re all under arrest” the biggest one boomed out shining a high-powered light at the four young men in front of him. I hit the dirt face down in the wet leaves and low brush right behind the tent. Shouts running feet pounding down the trail and the rest of the crew booked it into the woods. “Don’t move!” barked the officer at the four standing their ground.
Surf’s Up and So Is the Crime Rate on Baja’s Beaches
New York Times – Dec 25, 2007
“It’s just unbelievable how bad it is down there” he said. In another robbery on Sept. 16 three surfers who were camping in the same area where Mr. Weber was attacked reported being held up by two armed men. “Until authorities get a handle on the situation we urge anyone planning or considering a trip to Baja to be aware of these recent events be careful and be safe” the San Diego chapter of the Surfrider Foundation told members recently. “It could happen to anyone” said Brian Ramirez 37 of Mission Viejo Calif. a surfer who was coming in from the water near Ensenada the other day board in hand.
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