Police say gunmen using pistols fitted with silencers have shot dead a judge and wounded his nine-year-old son as they were leaving their western Baghdad home in a car. Police officials identified the judge as Mohammed Abdul-Ghafur, a Sunni Muslim who worked in an eastern Baghdad court. The officials did not give a motive for the attack, but judge assassinations are not uncommon in Baghdad.
February 25, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Police say gunmen using pistols fitted with silencers have shot dead a judge and wounded his nine-year-old son as they were leaving their western Baghdad home in a car.
Police officials identified the judge as Mohammed Abdul-Ghafur, a Sunni Muslim who worked in an eastern Baghdad court.
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