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The police commissioner in the City of Nice, France should bed investigated and fired for the gross negligence of his police force. How the idiot police allow such big truck to go through the barricades into very crowded Blvd. The story goes that the truck driver was stopped and questioned, however, he told them he is selling ice cream. The stupid police bough his story. Totally, incompetent. No body cared to go to inspect the interior of the truck whether there was ice cream or not?  Even there was ice cream the driver with his truck should not have been allowed to go through. The interior minister of France should be responsible. So many innocent lives have been lost and tremendous grief of the loved ones.

Turkey's president declared he is in control of the NATO country early Saturday as loyal military and police forces fought to squash a coup attempt during a night of explosions, air battles and gunfire that left dozens dead. A faction of the armed forces attempted to seize power using tanks and attack helicopters, some strafing the headquarters of Turkish intelligence and parliament in Ankara, others seizing a major bridge in Istanbul. At least 194 people were killed in clashes, Gen. Umit Dundar told a press conference. He said that figure included 47 civilians, 41 police officers, two soldiers and 104 alleged coup plotters. Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim later said that 1,440 people had been wounded and 2,839 military personnel detained during what he described as a "dark stain on Turkish democracy." He also pinned blame for the coup on the "parallel terrorist organization." Erdogan, who had been on vacation on the country's southwest coas

Some 2,839 soldiers, including high-ranking officers, have been arrested over an attempted coup that is now over, says Turkey's PM Binali Yildirim. In a night he called a "black stain on Turkish democracy", he said 161 people had been killed and 1,440 wounded. Explosions and gunfire were heard in Ankara, Istanbul and elsewhere overnight and thousands of Turks heeded President Erdogan's call to rise up against the coup-plotters. It is not clear who is behind the coup.

C oup attempt by Turkish military against Erdogan 17 police 'killed by military helicopter in Ankara' 161  killed in night of chaos Death penalty may be reintroduced for plotters Low flying jets and gunfire heard in Turkish capital Turkey coup: in pictures Prime Minister Binali Yildirim called the insurrection “a stain in the history of democracy” at a news conference on Saturday in Ankara, the capital. He raised the death toll in the clashes to 265, with 1,440 people wounded, and he said that 2,839 military personnel had been detained. At least 265 people have been killed in clashes, including 104 supporters of the coup attempt. The other 161 deaths include civilians and police officers killed in a helicopter attack on the outskirts of Ankara and in explosions at Parliament.

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