Afghan Police Trainee Kills Two Spanish Soldiers -- New York Times
KABUL, Afghanistan — An argument at a police training camp on Wednesday ended in gunfire, with an Afghan trainee apparently shooting two Spanish soldiers to death before he was shot and killed himself, according to Afghan and NATO authorities.
The incident set off an angry demonstration by several hundred villagers who tried to storm the Spanish-run Provincial Reconstruction Team training center in Badghis Province, Afghan police officials said.
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