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A suicide bombing at a police station in Istanbul killed at least one police officer and left at least four wounded, police in Turkey said Tuesday.

The attacker first threw a hand grenade and then detonated his suicide bomb, Istanbul police chief Huseyin Capkin said in a news conference.

Capkin said police had 'more or less' determined the identity of the attacker, a male aged about 25 years old, but were not releasing it.



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The police chief did not link the attacker to any organization.

He said there was some uncertainty about the number of wounded. Earlier reports put the number at eight.

The blast appears to have taken place at the entrance to the police station in the Sultangazi neighborhood.

Ambulances rushed to the scene, according to Turkey's semi-official Anatolia news agency.



Ambulances rushed to the scene, according to Turkey's semi-official Anatolia news agency. The police chief did not link the attacker to any organization. Ambulances rushed to the scene, according to Turkey's semi-official Anatolia news agency. He said there was some uncertainty about the number of wounded. Earlier reports put the number at eight. He said there was some uncertainty about the number of wounded. Earlier reports put the number at eight. The police chief did not link the attacker to any organization. The police chief did not link the attacker to any organization. The blast appears to have taken place at the entrance to the police station in the Sultangazi neighborhood. Ambulances rushed to the scene, according to Turkey's semi-official Anatolia news agency. A suicide bombing at a police station in Istanbul killed at least one police officer and left at least four wounded, police in Turkey said Tuesday. Ambulances rushed to the scene, according to Turkey's semi-official Anatolia news agency. Ambulances rushed to the scene, according to Turkey's semi-official Anatolia news agency. The blast appears to have taken place at the entrance to the police station in the Sultangazi neighborhood. A suicide bombing at a police station in Istanbul killed at least one police officer and left at least four wounded, police in Turkey said Tuesday. Capkin said police had 'more or less' determined the identity of the attacker, a male aged about 25 years old, but were not releasing it. The police chief did not link the attacker to any organization. Capkin said police had 'more or less' determined the identity of the attacker, a male aged about 25 years old, but were not releasing it. He said there was some uncertainty about the number of wounded. Earlier reports put the number at eight. Ambulances rushed to the scene, according to Turkey's semi-official Anatolia news agency. The blast appears to have taken place at the entrance to the police station in the Sultangazi neighborhood. Capkin said police had 'more or less' determined the identity of the attacker, a male aged about 25 years old, but were not releasing it. A suicide bombing at a police station in Istanbul killed at least one police officer and left at least four wounded, police in Turkey said Tuesday. Ambulances rushed to the scene, according to Turkey's semi-official Anatolia news agency. Ambulances rushed to the scene, according to Turkey's semi-official Anatolia news agency. He said there was some uncertainty about the number of wounded. Earlier reports put the number at eight. The attacker first threw a hand grenade and then detonated his suicide bomb, Istanbul police chief Huseyin Capkin said in a news conference. A suicide bombing at a police station in Istanbul killed at least one police officer and left at least four wounded, police in Turkey said Tuesday. He said there was some uncertainty about the number of wounded. Earlier reports put the number at eight. He said there was some uncertainty about the number of wounded. Earlier reports put the number at eight. A suicide bombing at a police station in Istanbul killed at least one police officer and left at least four wounded, police in Turkey said Tuesday. The attacker first threw a hand grenade and then detonated his suicide bomb, Istanbul police chief Huseyin Capkin said in a news conference. The police chief did not link the attacker to any organization. The blast appears to have taken place at the entrance to the police station in the Sultangazi neighborhood. Capkin said police had 'more or less' determined the identity of the attacker, a male aged about 25 years old, but were not releasing it. The police chief did not link the attacker to any organization. The blast appears to have taken place at the entrance to the police station in the Sultangazi neighborhood. The police chief did not link the attacker to any organization. Ambulances rushed to the scene, according to Turkey's semi-official Anatolia news agency. Capkin said police had 'more or less' determined the identity of the attacker, a male aged about 25 years old, but were not releasing it. A suicide bombing at a police station in Istanbul killed at least one police officer and left at least four wounded, police in Turkey said Tuesday. Capkin said police had 'more or less' determined the identity of the attacker, a male aged about 25 years old, but were not releasing it. He said there was some uncertainty about the number of wounded. Earlier reports put the number at eight. The blast appears to have taken place at the entrance to the police station in the Sultangazi neighborhood.

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