How British Police 'Colluded in Torture of Terror Suspects' [Edition 3]
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BRITISH police colluded with intelligence agencies in 'outsourcing' the torture of a terror suspect abroad, MPs were told last night.
Former shadow home secretary David Davis said in the House of Commons that he had evidence British agents deliberately allowed Rangzieb Ahmed to leave the UK for Pakistan, then tipped off officials there - knowing he would be arrested and tortured.See the full content of this document
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How British Police 'Colluded in Torture of Terror Suspects' [Edition 3]
After Ahmed, born in Rochdale to Pakistani parents, was taken into custody in 2006, Greater Manchester Police and MI5 - who had been tracking him for months in England - drew up a list of questions to be put to him, Mr Davis claimed.
It is the first time a British police force has been embroil...See the full content of this document
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