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Police Sergeant further remanded over death of suspect in Kobeigane police custody

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Lankadeepa reports that a Nikaweratiya magistrate ordered a police sergeant and six civilian suspects to remain in custody until November 12 in connection with the death of a young man who had been held at Kobeigane Police Station. Newswire reports that the sergeant appeared before the court on November 2, when the order was made.

Newswire reports that the case concerns a suspect taken into police custody in Kobeigane who died after being admitted to Nikaweratiya Hospital on October 27. Newswire also reports that two police sergeants and a police constable attached to Kobeigane Police Station had earlier been suspended over alleged negligence related to the incident.

Lankadeepa and Newswire report the further remand order through November 12, but Lankadeepa says it covers the sergeant and six civilian suspects, while Newswire specifies only the sergeant.

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Ada DeranaPolice Sergeant further remanded over death of suspect in Kobeigane police custody

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  1. Ada Derana (සිංහල) · හෝමාගම පොලිස් භාරයේ සිටියදී සැකකරුවෙක් මරුට - ඥාතීන්ගෙන් පොලිසියට චෝදනා
  2. Newsfirst · 'No One Is Above the Law' - Minister Vows Action Over Custody Death
  3. Ada Derana (සිංහල) · කොබෙයිගනේ පොලිස් අත්අඩංගුවේ සිටි සැකකරුවෙකුත් මිය ගිහින්
  4. Ada Derana · Three Kobeigane police officers interdicted over suspect's death in custody
  5. Ada Derana · Police Sergeant remanded over death of suspect in Kobeigane Police custody

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