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	Pol Sub Lt Abdulloh Doloh, 56, left his office in a white Mistubishi sedan and was heading for home when four men on two motorcycles approached his car and shot at him.</div>
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	Lt Abdulloh lost control of his car as he died, and the careening vehicle hit three motorcycles on the Yaring district road. The assailants escaped from the scene.</div>
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	The slain police officer was attached to Border Patrol Police Unit 44.</div>
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	The Nation</div>

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