Ghazni crime branch chief gunned down

Salaam Times

2017-09-28

GHAZNI CITY -- Hamid Wadan, chief of Ghazni provincial police's crime branch, was gunned down Thursday (September 28), reported Pajhwok Afghan News, quoting the provincial government.

Two motorcyclists shot him in Ghazni city, said an eyewitness.

Police are pursuing the culprits.

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