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Theresa May backs UK police's controversial ramming tactic

TEHRAN, December 02 -British Prime Minister Theresa May has backed a controversial police tactic where officers ram their vehicles into scooters to knock off suspects.

News ID: 32294 Publish Date : 2018/12/02

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Theresa May backs UK police's controversial ramming tactic

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