(CBS/AP) A bomb blast turned a parade of graduating U.S.-trained Iraqi police cadets into a killing zone, leaving seven dead and scores injured and ratcheting postwar strife to new heights.
As mosque loudspeakers in the western city of Ramadi wailed for blood donations for the wounded, angry townsfolk said the victims had been told that collaborating with the Americans would come to no good. "That is what you get for working with the Americans," said one elderly Iraqi, shouting in the corridor of the emergency ward of a hospital where victims were brought. "They have all been warned before."
from CBSnews.com
As mosque loudspeakers in the western city of Ramadi wailed for blood donations for the wounded, angry townsfolk said the victims had been told that collaborating with the Americans would come to no good. "That is what you get for working with the Americans," said one elderly Iraqi, shouting in the corridor of the emergency ward of a hospital where victims were brought. "They have all been warned before."
from CBSnews.com
