Jordanian officer killed in Amman stabbing, suspect arrested, security agency says
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What Al-Monitor reported
DUBAI, Nov 5 (Reuters) - A Jordanian security officer was killed and another was wounded in a stabbing attack in Amman on Thursday, Jordan's Public Security Directorate said, adding that the suspect had been arrested. The attack took place near the Sri Lankan embassy, it said. Preliminary investigat
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Jordanian officer killed in Amman stabbing, suspect arrested, security agency says. DUBAI, Nov 5 (Reuters) - A Jordanian security officer was killed and another was wounded in a stabbing attack in Amman on Thursday, Jordan's Public Security Directorate said, adding that the suspect had been arrested. The attack took place near the Sri Lankan embassy, it said. Preliminary investigat Covered by 2 publications. Al-Monitor: Jordanian officer killed in Amman stabbing, suspect arrested, security agency says. The Jerusalem Post: Jordanian officer killed, one other wounded in Amman stabbing, suspect arrested.
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- Al-Monitor United States Jordanian officer killed in Amman stabbing, suspect arrested, security agency says DUBAI, Nov 5 (Reuters) - A Jordanian security officer was killed and another was wounded in a stabbing attack in Amman on Thursday, Jordan's Public Security Directorate said, adding that the suspect had been arrested. The attack took place near the Sri Lankan embassy, it said. Preliminary investigat 3 h ago · Tier 3
- The Jerusalem Post Israel Jordanian officer killed, one other wounded in Amman stabbing, suspect arrested Preliminary investigations indicated that the attacker had intended and planned to carry out a "terrorist attack" against public security personnel, the directorate said. 2 h ago · Tier 3
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