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A painting of Qaddafi is covered in graffiti and left in a garbage container on the street.![Tobruk Police Station]()
The burnt police station in Tobruk, Libya. Under the Qaddafi regime it was a place of oppression, terror and torture.![Tobruk Police Station Hallway]()
This hallway was once walked in fear by those who were being escorted. All that remains is a charred frame.![Tobruk Police Station Counter]()
At the far end of the hallway is the counter at the entrance to the cells, now covered with graffiti. It provides a dark entry to an even darker place.![Child Holds Poster]()
A child holds a poster in the main square of Tobruk.![Isolation Cell View]()
The view of a prisoner being held in an isolation cell at the Tobruk police station.![Isolation Cell Window]()
A view from inside an isolation cell where prisoners were reportedly beaten and tortured.![Lock Up Door]()
Graffiti covers the walls at the entrance to the cells of the Tobruk police station.![Tobuk Police Station Car Park]()
Burnt-out cars litter the back of the Tobruk police station.![Graffiti On The Walls]()
Graffiti on the walls claim that it is game over for the regime.![New Libya On A Map]()
A photo of Libya on a map.![Father and Son]()
A father and son read local signs.Tobruk After Anti-Qaddafi Forces Take Libya's Oil Port of City
Tobruk is now in the hands of protesters and the military who defected en masse. Days ago anti-Qaddafi forces set the city's central police station on fire to protest the Libyan leader's oppressive rule.
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- Tobruk After Anti-Qaddafi Forces Take Libya's Oil Port of City
