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June 11, 2026

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Videos Capture Armed Police Chasing, Shooting at MMU Students

Videos Capture Armed Police Chasing, Shooting at MMU Students

One student shot during the protests is set to live with a bullet lodged in his neck after doctors said removing it may be life-threatening...

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Videos have emerged showing the final moments before two Multimedia University students were shot during protests on Monday, June 8. The footage captures plain-clothed officers entering the university compound and firing weapons.

Four students sustained gunshot injuries to the neck, head, and back.
The incident involves plain-clothed officers and uniformed police raiding the university.
The Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) has launched an investigation into the shootings.

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