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Forced into the police car and taken back across the Croatian border
The respondent is a 25-years-old man from Afghanistan. According to him, on the night between the 2nd and 3rd of November, he attempted to cross the border from Slovenia to Italy with two other men and one woman from Afghanistan. According to the respondent, the group was attempting to cross the border near Trieste (Italy) when a police patrol apprehended them. The respondent accurately identifies them as Slovenian police officers by observing the insignia and the label on their uniforms.
He further states that they were forced into the police car and taken back across the Croatian border. Furthermore, the respondent claims that they were identified through the phone. The police might have used various tracking technologies. Common techniques could include cell tower tracking, GPS location monitoring, or analysis of cellular tower data. However, without further details provided by the respondent, it is not possible to ascertain specifically which technology was used. Note: In addition to addressing the illegal practice of being ‘pushed back’ across a European border they had crossed, the respondent expresses reluctance to provide further details about the violence involved in the incident.
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4 people ,
from Afghanistan,
aged 20-25 years old.