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Four Oz cops die in mishap

Melbourne, April 23 Four Australian police officers were killed in the line of duty when a speeding Indian-origin driver ploughed his truck into them here after he apparently suffered a “medical episode”. The truck driver Mohinder Singh Bajwa from Cranbourne...

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Updated At : 01:16 PM Apr 24, 2020 IST

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Melbourne, April 23

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Four Australian police officers were killed in the line of duty when a speeding Indian-origin driver ploughed his truck into them here after he apparently suffered a “medical episode”. The truck driver Mohinder Singh Bajwa from Cranbourne suburb, veered into the emergency lane and travelled a short distance where the four police officers were standing. — PTI

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