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CID officer killed in Benghazi car-bomb blast

bythomwestcott
September 17, 2013
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By Ahmed Elumami.

The scene of the blast this afternoon that killed a member of Benghazi's CID
The scene of the blast this afternoon that killed a member of Benghazi’s CID

Tripoli, 17 September 2013:

An officer from the Benghazi Criminal Investigation Department (CID), Imraja El-Uraibi, was killed this afternoon after . . .[restrict]a car-bomb blew apart his vehicle.

“El-Uraibi was immediately taken into intensive care but unfortunately his injuries were very severe,” spokesman of Benghazi Joint Security Room Abdullah Zaidi told the Libya Herald.

Zaidi said that the incident took place this afternoon in front of the Post Office building in Benghazi’s Al-Salmani Al-Sharqi district.

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