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(13 Mar 2013) Tear gas fired at activists outside trial of ex-security director 875785 AP TELEVISION Alexandria - 19 Jan 2013 1. Mid of protesters in foreground throwing items at riot police in background 2. Mid police vehicle, police man in vehicle firing tear gas Protesters clash with security forces on eve of uprising anniversary 876539 AP TELEVISION Cairo - 24 Jan 2013 3. Wide of protesters running away from tear gas near Tahrir Square 4. Close-up of protesters helping an injured man to get away from clashes 5. Medium of a protester throwing Molotov cocktail Mass funeral for most of the 37 killed in rioting on Saturday, clashes 876888 AP TELEVISION Port Said - 27 Jan 2013 6. Wide of coffins being carried through a throng of mourners from a building Clashes in capital after Morsi declares state of emergency 876924 AP TELEVISION Cairo -28 Jan 2013 7. Pan of riot police firing tear gas at protesters who run away 8. Protesters throwing stones at riot police Egyptian security forces drag and beat partially naked man, clashes continue 877635 AP TELEVISION Cairo - 1 February 2013 NOTE - FOOTAGE CONTAINS NUDITY ++NIGHT SHOTS++ 9. Wide top shot of riot police dragging and beating naked protester Clashes between police and protesters continue in Port Said 882485 AP TELEVISION Port Said - 7 March 2013 10. Wide of protester kicking a tear gas canister away 11. Mid of riot police securing the state security building, floor littered with rocks Football fans show support for 21 sentenced to death over riot 882785 AP TELEVISION Port Said - 9 Mar 2013 12. Hundreds of members of the Ultras Green Eagles group (supporters of the Al Masry football team in Port Said) march from Suez Canal headquarters to the governor's building 13. Supporters chant and march Call for self policing divides opinion in Egypt over fears of vigilante justice 883995 AP TELEVISION Cairo - 13 Mar 2013 14. Wide of policemen protesting STORYLINE: On January 19th 2013 Egyptian riot police fired tear gas to disburse activists outside an Alexandria courtroom where the city's ex-security director and other officers are on trial for the killing of protesters during the nation's uprising. Mohammed Ibrahim, the former security director of the Mediterranean coastal city, faces trial along with five other police officers for taking part in excessive violence against protesters during the February 2011 uprising that ousted Hosni Mubarak. Out of more than 900 people killed nationwide in the anti-Mubarak protests, some 300 people were reportedly killed in Alexandria during the 18-day revolt. Mubarak and the former interior minister were sentenced to life in prison for the killings, but were granted a retrial this month. Nearly 100 police officers have been brought to trial in a string of cases over the nearly two years since Mubarak fell from power. All were acquitted or received suspended sentences on charges of killing and wounding protesters. The pattern of police officers walking free has angered Egyptians who say the nation's legacy of police impunity and brute force cannot be ended without real reform of the security agencies. Dozens of activists and family members of those killed in Alexandria during the uprising chanted against police outside the courtroom ahead of the start of January 19th's trial. It was not immediately clear how the clashes with police erupted. There were no immediate reports of injury. *** *** Most of those sentenced to death were local soccer fans from Port Said. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...