Kamoliddin Tohirjonovich Kacimbekov

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Kamoliddin Tohirjonovich Kacimbekov Kamoliddin Tohirjonovich Kacimbekov's statement (2004)

After the third time, still not getting result, I borrowed approximately $80 from my friends and runaway, because anyone who decides to live that place for good will be jailed. While riding a minivan taxi from Kabul through Masar- E-Sharif in order to get to Uzbekistan, I've been captured and jailed for 6 month by people from IMU between Kabul and Masar-E-Sharif.
I've been released on September 16th 2001 with agreement that I will help in a battle. I came to the front line in Dashti Archi district of Kunduz city and was helping with all kind of household work for about a month or so.
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Kamoliddin Tohirjonovich Kacimbekov Kamoliddin Tohirjonovich Kacimbekov's statement (2004)

Then Tajik government and Russian army by helicopter and ship transported us to Afghanistan. Then on our trucks again we came to city Kunduz, Afghanistan. We stayed 1 day there and than left to city Masar-E-Sharif. After staying in Masar-E-Sharif for about lweek, me and 5-6 other people were transported to city Kabul by airplane. In Kabul they placed me to work at auto shop on Vazir Akbarhon street or region. That auto shop belongs to IMU and after working there for some period of time I've been appoint to drive the IMU's ambulance.
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Kamoliddin Tohirjonovich Kacimbekov Kamoliddin Tohirjonovich Kacimbekov's statement (2004)

Later He told me that my passport, driver's license and registration (could be a title) are gone and where He left them. When He was giving a ride to His friends, who are in inquiry (wanted) , police stopped Him and asked for documents. When police realized that documents are do not belong to Abdurouf, He wanted to repossess the car.
At that moment His friends got scared and they killed the police. My documents were with that policeman and Abdurof left His friends and came back to me. I had my military ID with me.
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