Police "extermination groups" kill for hire and sometimes engage in theft and kidnapping.
Among the challenges of the new unit is rooting out "extermination groups," militias composed of police officers who have practiced vigilante justice and been suspected in dozens of murders, said Arthur Gallas, the homicide unit's director.
Mijango, who was the mediator of a truce between the gangs in 2012, also believes the human rights prosecutor's investigation confirms that there are "extermination groups that are being tolerated by the State".
This reflects World War Two rhetoric, where extermination of the group is presented as the "Final Solution" to the discrimination problem.
"We're talking almost a process of extermination of a group," he later told a public hearing in Brasília on public policies and land conflicts concerning indigenous groups.
You can have an incident today and the next day have an extermination of an ethnic group".
Several online sources that did focus on the conference placed more attention on Cruz telling Swanson that an atheist shouldn't be president, or on the unhinged Swanson's advice to parents that they should drown their children rather than let them read Harry Potter, than on Swanson calling for the extermination of an entire group of people at an event at which presidential candidates spoke.
Lots of things are legalized by occupying powers, including the deportation and extermination of unwelcome ethnic groups.
Goeth was found guilty of membership in the Nazi Party (which had been declared a criminal organisation) and personally ordering the imprisonment, torture, and extermination of individuals and groups of people.
He was tried as a war criminal after the war by the Supreme National Tribunal of Poland at Kraków and was found guilty of personally ordering the imprisonment, torture, and extermination of individuals and groups of people.
In April 1973, a Cornish "action group" demanding the extermination of badgers saw local MPs come banging on the door of the ministry.
