Video shows the wreckage of a Libyan plane that crashed 40 kilometers from the city of Brega after the ejection of one of its pilots who refused to bomb the Libyan people. Casualties: Residents of Benghazi told Al Jazeera that at least 200 people had died, while the New York-based Human Rights Watch put the countrywide death toll at a conservative 104 on 19 February, while an update on 22 February stated that there were at least 62 casualties. They also suggested the actual deaths in Benghazi had probably passed 100 on 20 February. Other sources list the number of deaths to be 220 in Benghazi alone. On 22 February, the International Coalition Against War Criminals gave an estimate that 519 people had died, 3980 were wounded and over 1500 were missing. Human Rights Watch have estimated that at least 233 people had been killed by 22 February. On 23 February, Italy’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Franco Frattini stated that according to his information 1000 people had died so far. On 25 February, Navi Pillay, the High Commissioner for Human Rights of the United Nations, said that reports indicated that thousands may have been killed or injured. Among the security forces there had been more than 300 dead, including mercenaries. On 18 February, two policemen were hanged by protesters in Benghazi. Also, on the same day, 50 African mercenaries, mostly from Chad, were executed by the protesters in al-Baida when they burned down the police station in which they locked them up