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A judge ordered Friday that the man accused of killing a police officer during an anti-terrorism raid last week be held without bail.Kamel Bourgass, 27, made a brief appearance before a judge sitting in a courtroom at the high-security Belmarsh prison in southeast London as his identity was made public for the first time.Bourgass is accused of murdering Detective Constable Stephen Oake on Tuesday as police raided a flat in the northern English city of Manchester as part of an investigation into the discovery of the deadly poison ricin at a London apartment.Bourgass, whom police said was of North African origin,
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