Central security officer shot by arms smugglers in Rafah
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Central security officer shot by arms smugglers in Rafah
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Mon, 14/01/2013 - 17:59
A shootout between Central Security Forces and arms smugglers in Rafah left one officer injured on Monday.
Security services had uncovered 89 anti-aircraft rounds and a rocket-propelled grenade left inside a cave in the Nakhl area when the confrontation occurred.
“While the recruit Mohamed Othman Ahmed, of the Central Security troops, was securing the international sign no.36 at Rafah, he was shot during a shootout between security and smugglers. He was transferred to hospital. Prosecution conducted investigations,” said a statement released by the Interior Ministry.
Edited translation from Al-Masry Al-Youm
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