Attack on police station in Iraq kills 9

Militants attacked a police station in an Iraqi village north of Baghdad, killing at least nine people Sunday, officials said.

December 07, 2014
Attack on police station in Iraq kills 9
Attack on police station in Iraq kills 9

Sahoub Baghdadi

 


 


BAGHDAD  — Militants attacked a police station in an Iraqi village north of Baghdad, killing at least nine people Sunday, officials said. The attack started at dawn with a suicide car bomber hitting the blast walls that surround the police station in the village of Al-Salman outside the town of Tarmiyah, a police officer said.



He said an assault by armed militants followed. He said the attack killed five police officers and four civilians, while wounding 11 people. Tarmiyah is about 50 kilometers (30 miles) north of Baghdad. No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. — AP


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