Five dead, nine wounded in Jordan gun attack
Attack took place in Karak, a city and tourist destination known for one of the biggest Crusader castles in the region
Unidentified gunmen on December 18, 2016 attacked a police station and patrols in southern Jordan killing five people and wounding nine others. PHOTO: FILE
AMMAN:
Unidentified gunmen on Sunday attacked a police station and patrols in southern Jordan killing five people and wounding nine others including police, a security source said.
The attack took place in Karak, a city and tourist destination known for one of the biggest Crusader castles in the region, located around 120 kilometres south of the capital Amman.
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"Five people were killed and nine others wounded, including policemen, when unknown gunmen attacked a police station and some patrols in Karak," the source said on condition of anonymity, adding that police were hunting the gunmen and reinforcements were sent.
Unidentified gunmen on Sunday attacked a police station and patrols in southern Jordan killing five people and wounding nine others including police, a security source said.
The attack took place in Karak, a city and tourist destination known for one of the biggest Crusader castles in the region, located around 120 kilometres south of the capital Amman.
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"Five people were killed and nine others wounded, including policemen, when unknown gunmen attacked a police station and some patrols in Karak," the source said on condition of anonymity, adding that police were hunting the gunmen and reinforcements were sent.