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Liberia: Retired Court Marshal Demands Probe After Violent Eviction
Retired Marshal of the Supreme Court of Liberia, Brig. Gen. Amos B.K. Dickson, criticized a court-ordered eviction along the Jamaica Road-Japan Freeway corridor as poorly coordinated and dangerous. He called for an investigation after sustaining serious injuries during the operation.
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