Puerto Rico officials clash with US police conduct report
Puerto Rico's Justice Department denounces a federal civil rights report on the island police as unreliable while governor Fortuno and others accept findings and push reforms. The motion contends prosecutors manipulated data and treated unverified complaints as facts in a police brutality case by two university students.
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Iraqi army delays city pullout over security risks
The Iraqi army will not fully withdraw from cities by year end, citing security concerns and doubts about police capability. With U S. forces exiting, authorities fear a spike in violence if the army withdraws from urban areas. Baghdad says handover to police will continue cautiously as training and support persist.
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Mexican man charged for forcing 17 year old into prostitution
Mexican authorities charged a man with pimping and corrupting a minor after allegedly coercing a 17 year old girl into prostitution to pay his car debts. Police found the victim during an investigation of prostitution in a downtown Mexico City hotel. she had moved to the city six years ago for domestic work.
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