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A New York police officer captured on a smartphone video punching a teenage suspect during an arrest has been suspended. New York Police Department officials announced the suspension on Friday but didn't name the officer. The arrest occurred last Monday after police were responding to a report of an assault in the Lower East Side neighborhood of Manhattan. Scroll down for video The New York police officer captured on a smartphone video punching a teenage suspect during an arrest last week has been suspended, although the department refused to divulge the officer's name 'Punch': Footage appears to show the man punching the boy as officers move to let him into the circle

When a grand jury opted not to indict the officer last month, thousands took to the streets of

Answer: New York in protest.


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(CNN) -- Nigeria's security forces have been guilty of serious human rights abuses in their efforts to crack down on the militant Islamist group Boko Haram, Amnesty International said Thursday in a new report. The report paints an ugly picture of spiraling violence, where brutal attacks carried out by Boko Haram, often against civilians, are countered by the security forces with abuses that only add to the problem, the rights group said. Read more about Boko Haram on CNN's Security Clearance blog Boko Haram has become increasingly sophisticated in its methods in the past three years, the report said, carrying out deadly attacks across northern and central Nigeria.

Read more: Opinion:

Answer: Nigeria is a sinking ship, but we must not desert it


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London (CNN) -- With races run, records set and a remarkable sporting infrastructure now in place, the London Olympic and Paralympic Games have confirmed the UK capital's reputation as one of the world's great cities. The Games will also have inspired millions across the globe to pursue sporting careers across a range of disciplines. But arguably London 2012's legacy is more intangible. Who would have thought gold medallists like American swimmer Mallory Weggemann, Brazilian Alan Oliveira, South Africa's double amputee Oscar Pistorius and Briton's Ellie Simmonds (swimming), Jonnie Peacock (athletics) and David Weir (wheelchair racer) would become household names across the world?

It was a Paralympics where spectators finally started to focus on ability rather than disability, a request many

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Games have always made.