Pakistanis protest killing of 15 in village raid  ASIF SHAHZAD
RIAZ KHAN Associated Press Published:  PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AP)
-- Several thousand protesters shouting anti-military slogans
displayed the bodies of 15 local villagers in northwestern
Pakistan, claiming they were shot dead in their homes by
security forces in an overnight raid. Hours later, police
dispersed the protesters using water cannons and tear gas.
The villagers in the latest incident were killed late Tuesday in
an area known as Khyber Agency. It's part of the tribal region
where the Pakistani military has been waging a campaign against
Islamic militants.     The protesters called on the military to
end its operations in the Bara area where the shooting occurred.
One sign written in Urdu read: "We are also Pakistanis. Don't
kill us."    Police used water cannons and tear gas to disperse
the protesters around midnight after negotiations with officials
broke down, said police officer Kamal Hussain. The dead bodies
were loaded onto trucks a