He doesn't want Sarah (Parker), the girl he fell for over the phone in "Red," to get caught in any more crossfire.
Since the RAB was established seven years ago, it is estimated by some human rights activists to have been responsible for more than 1,000 extrajudicial killings, described euphemistically as "crossfire" deaths.
Since the RAB was established six years ago, it is estimated by some human rights activists to have been responsible for more than 1,000 extra-judicial killings, described euphemistically as "crossfire" deaths.
This town of 85,000 people, over half of whom are refugees, is often caught in the crossfire of a conflict that has endured for more than two generations.
The "fatality claims" include the deaths of Afghan civilians in botched air-strikes, crossfire and road accidents involving British forces who have been fighting the Taliban for more than a decade.
Boaz says he only hopes that the ancient fossils, after enduring for more than 6 million years, won't be the latest bystanders to be caught in the crossfire in Libya.
What is more, a crossfire of lawsuits have been triggered, involving the town, SBJ, residents of Greens at Half Hollow and a variety of advocacy groups.
Second, the larger, lower-profile tires give the Crossfire more traction than the SLK.
And, since terror is words as well as bombs or bullets, we can expect more of this crossfire of rhetoric as the global focus on South Africa intensifies.
The war on drugs has succeeded in ruining millions of lives, with people worldwide thrown in prison for nothing more than getting high and helping others do the same or getting murdered in the crossfire of drug war violence.
