VICE News Daily: Beyond The Headlines - October 22, 2014
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The VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: Islamic State video appears to show woman's stoning death in Syria, Canadian officials say man shot dead by police after running soldiers over was 'radicalized', Israeli rights group accuses IDF soldiers of abusing disabled Palestinian boy in West Bank, and footage released of Colombian military operation that killed the FARC leader known as Alfonso Cano in 2011.
SYRIA
Islamic State Films Stoning Death of Woman in Hama
The woman was accused of adultery and repeatedly begged for forgiveness before being pelted with rocks.
CANADA
Man Shot Dead By Police Was ‘Radicalized’
Authorities chased Martin Couture-Rouleau after he hit two soldiers with his car on Monday. They believe he was influenced by radical Islam.
WEST BANK
IDF Soldiers Arrest Disabled Palestinian Boy
An Israeli rights group says the 11-year-old was handcuffed and blindfolded on suspicion of throwing rocks at soldiers.
COLOMBIA
Video Released of Operation That Killed FARC Leader
The Colombian military bombed the hideout of Alfonso Cano in November 2011 before it sent troops into the area to shoot him dead.
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