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The Wardak province chief prosecutor and the commander

The Wardak province chief prosecutor and the commander

The Wardak province chief prosecutor and the commander of the Afghan National Police, Wardak Provincial Response Company, stand by after the PRC issued a high risk arrest warrant in Wardak province, Afghanistan... More

The Wardak province chief prosecutor and an Afghan

The Wardak province chief prosecutor and an Afghan

The Wardak province chief prosecutor and an Afghan national policeman discuss documentation evidence during the issuing of a high risk arrest warrant in Wardak province, Afghanistan, March 31.

Afghan national policemen supervise an Afghan man as

Afghan national policemen supervise an Afghan man as

Afghan national policemen supervise an Afghan man as he fills out personal information for an official police questionnaire in Wardak province, Afghanistan, March 31.

The Wardak province chief prosecutor and an Afghan

The Wardak province chief prosecutor and an Afghan

The Wardak province chief prosecutor and an Afghan national policeman listen to a law enforcement professional explain evidence documentation procedures during the issuing of a high risk arrest warrant in Warda... More

Afghan national police women and the Wardak province

Afghan national police women and the Wardak province

Afghan national police women and the Wardak province chief prosecutor supervise proceedings after the Afghan National Police, Wardak Provincial Company, issued a high risk arrest warrant in Wardak province, Afg... More

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