and also britain last week kalai also witnessed a violent instance to involving people smugglers and migrants a police officer described events. v.q. kia vehicle approaching a traffic checkpoint c.r.'s police went through the road block he then knocked down a place officer who was trying to stop him my colleague shot at him nine people in the vehicle including one smuggler in another incident an altercation took place between migrants and smugglers smugglers opened fire on migrants injuring five people one seriously at the height of the migrant crisis and twenty six staying kalai experienced a huge influx into the so-called jungle camp it was used as a base by people hoping to travel to britain the camp was demolished last year. i. see here police offices and more than fed up i've been doing this job for twenty six years a quite long police union career i can remember times when so many colleagues came to me to say they wanted to leave the police for me it is shocking it is shocking because i do not feel them motivated any more they take in between a rock and a hard place and ministr

the deputy mayor of kalai thinks the government should provide more support in dealing with migrants and deport those who commit crimes it is unbelievable after all the problems we've met in the past that. the government is not taking more action against those people. and it is really only realistic it's a bit away from the city center but it could happen to the city center if somebody illegal in the country. young even if he's young if an offense is done a serious offense is done most be sent back to his country human rights advocate keith best believes that removing the jungle campaign kalai has only made the situation worse destroying the jungle taking away the original refugee camp which you may remember was there some years ago in sangatte itself the run by the red cross those don't help they only exacerbate the situation the fact that the police were stopping many of those refugees getting to a hand out of food for example that just makes the situation worse it's a very very complicated situation. cryptocurrency bitcoin has been hitting record highs the price of one coin right

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