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Ramon Custodio: Death squads carry out killings, says civil rights spokesman.
Ramon Custodio: Death squads carry out killings, says civil rights spokesman.

Ramon Custodio: Death squads carry out killings, says civil rights spokesman.

Date10/27/1987
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Ontario's Association of Chiefs of Police has called for the return of the death penalty following the recent killings of three Metro-area policemen. (...)
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