Neighbourhood watch killer row spreads

Civil rights leaders in the US have demanded the arrest of a neighbourhood watch helper who went free after shooting dead an unarmed black teenager.

Wed, 21 Mar, 2012 - 12:17

Civil rights leaders in the US have demanded the arrest of a neighbourhood watch helper who went free after shooting dead an unarmed black teenager.

The FBI is now investigating the incident in Florida, following a public outcry.

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