14:00, 24 September 2012 Monday
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Egypt sentences 14 suspects to death over Sinai attacks
Eight of the 14 death sentences were in absentia, court sources said.
World Bulletin / News Desk
An Egyptian court sentenced on Monday 14 suspects to death by hanging and four to life imprisonment over attacks on army and police forces in the Sinai Peninsula last year.
The men were charged by the prosecutor with killing three police officers, an army officer and a civilian in attacks carried out in June and July, 2011.
Eight of the 14 death sentences were in absentia, court sources said.
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