Policeman killed in Istanbul attack

Policeman killed in Istanbul attack

ISTANBUL

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One policeman was killed in a shooting at Istanbul's Gaziosmanpasa on Dec. 11, Doğan news agency has reported.
 
Two civilians were also wounded in the attack.
 
One of the attackers, a female suspect, was caught soon after the attack. A second attacker is still on the run.
 
The motive behind the attack remains unknown.

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