An American citizen was killed today, Monday, in the capital city of Baghdad, according to sources in the Iraqi police force. His kidnapping attempt failed.
She continued, saying that the body had been sent to a hospital in the Al-Karrada district of the Iraqi capital and that a preliminary report from the facility suggested that he had been shot to death.
“According to our initial investigations and eyewitnesses, gunmen have tried to kidnap the American citizen,” said Raed in the Iraqi police.
According to Reuters, a police source claimed that the victim was in possession of an identity card proving his employment as an English instructor.
In addition, two Iraqi police officials said, provided that their identity was not disclosed that the man was shot while driving his car across the Karrada area on the eastern bank of the Tigris River, but the reason for his targeting was not clear, and no party has claimed its responsibility immediately.
Without specifying his identity, security sources verified the death of the American citizen who was employed by a global humanitarian organisation. They stated that while the specifics are still unavailable, the inquiry has already begun.
On the other hand, US embassy officials, “Associated Press”, said that they heard about the shooting and had no information about it.
In addition, Al -Arabiya/Al -Hadath correspondent reported that unknown persons assassinated an American citizen named Stephen Edward Troll, shot in the Karrada area – Industry Street – near the Rafidain Bank and killed immediately
Additionally, he demonstrated how the assassination occurred when the victim was operating his personal Prado while describing how the heinous act was carried out by two black Tahoes and a second black Mercedes.
The American citizen, according to the correspondent, works for the American Development Agency-affiliated Melinum for Relief and Development Services.
Currently, the body is at Sheikh Zayed Hospital..
Gunmen in Baghdad murder an American working with a relief agency.
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