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2 Mexican cops charged in killing of 2 students

Jan 27, 2012, 1:14 AM

MEXICO CITY (AP) – Prosecutors in southern Mexico say two state police officers have been charged in the killings of two student demonstrators during a protest last month.

Guerrero state prosecutors say the shots that killed the two students were fired from where the officers were standing.

A statement Thursday says the officers tried to hide evidence, including the clothes they were wearing that day.

Students from a rural teachers college blocked a main highway on Dec. 12 to demand more government funds for the school and battled police trying to clear it.

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2 Mexican cops charged in killing of 2 students