BAGHDAD - Iraqi police came under attack in Baghdad overnight in what US-led authorities have described as a growing pattern of Iraqi strikes and threats against compatriots cooperating with the occupying forces.
Unidentified assailants lobbed grenades at the police station in northern Baghdad, injuring two Iraqi policemen, a US intelligence officer said, asking not to be identified. He said no US soldiers were wounded in the attack.
At least two attackers threw three or more grenades and fired gunshots at the police station in the city's Ash-Shab district, where US military police are stationed to train members of Iraq's new police force.
"Two Iraqi police were wounded by shrapnel, one in the hand and one in the pelvis," the officer said, adding that the US army believed one attacker was wounded in an ensuing exchange of fire but escaped.
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