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Ali al-Ghanmi
Ali Jassim al-Ghanmi (Arabic: علي جاسم الغانمي) (born c. 1987)〔 is a Bahraini former policeman who came to public attention for leaving his post and joining protesters in February 2011 of the Bahraini uprising (2011–present). On 9 January 2012, he was sentenced to 12 years' imprisonment.
==Pearl Roundabout incident==
In February 2011, large-scale pro-democracy protests began in Bahrain as part of the international Arab Spring. The center of the protests was Pearl Roundabout in Manama, which protesters compared to Tahrir Square in the recent Egyptian revolution. The roundabout saw several battles between protesters and police, including a 17 February pre-dawn raid that killed four protesters〔("Bahrain deploys army after raid" ), Al Jazeera English, 17 February 2011. Retrieved 20 May 2012.〕 and injured one hundred more.〔 After seeing the violence, al-Ghanmi left his guard post and joined the crowd, announcing to them that he could no longer support "a killer institution".〔 The crowd hoisted him on their shoulders, and al-Ghanmi became an immediate "mini-celebrity" of the protest movement.
In the month that followed, al-Ghanmi criticized Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, the King of Bahrain, at a series of rallies. According to an activist interviewed by BBC News, approximately two hundred police followed al-Ghanmi's example and defected, almost all of whom were also later arrested.〔 Human Rights First described him as a hero of the Arab Spring for his actions during the protests.〔
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