Egypt: Verdict expected in Khaled Said case

29 June 2011 A verdict in the case of the two police officers accused of killing Khaled Said last June in Alexandria is expected on Thursday. Amnesty International has urged the Egyptian authorities to ensure that justice is done in the case of Khaled Said, an Egyptian allegedly beaten to death by two police officers one year ago.A verdict in the case of the two police officers accused of killing Khaled Said last June in Alexandria is expected on Thursday.The 28-year-old was allegedly dragged out of an internet cafe by police officers in June last year and beaten to death. Shocking pictures…

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