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Officer faces manslaughter inquiry after G8 protester's death

An Italian police officer is being investigated for possible manslaughter after a protester was shot dead at the G8 summit.

Officer faces manslaughter inquiry after G8 protester's death

Sat, 21 Jul, 2001 - 13:05

An Italian police officer is being investigated for possible manslaughter after a protester was shot dead at the G8 summit.

The protester was killed during violent street clashes yesterday in which more than 100 people were hurt.

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