Sixteen Police and Soldiers Killed in Iraq

Identities of the gunman currently unknown

Reason Staff | 3.25.2013 9:56 AM

BABEL, Iraq, March 24 (UPI) -- Sixteen members of the Iraqi Army and police force were killed in northern Babel Sunday by unidentified gunmen, a security source told IraqiNews.com.

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Sixteen Police and Soldiers Killed in Iraq

Identities of the gunman currently unknown

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