Abdullah Al-Haqim 
Today, Wednesday, the Iraqi News Agency (conscious) mourned journalist Laith Mohamed Reda, who died after a gunshot during a quarrel in the Al -Arsat area in Baghdad.
The agency pointed out that the journalist “was an example of the loyal and dedicated employee in his work, and he had high morals and good spirit, and he was loved by all his colleagues.”
The Iraqi agency strongly condemned the “cowardly” criminal work, while the security services demanded an immediate investigation into the incident and the perpetrators to justice “to obtain their just penalty.”
According to Iraqi flags, a quarrel took place between the journalist and the protection guards to one of the deputies, which ended with fire.
While a statement of the Rusafa police stated that “at a time when we comfort the families and fans of the deceased, we show that the accident is not an assassination, but was due to a quarrel between the victim and his neighbors.”
The statement pointed out, “The Baghdad Governorate Police Command, Rusafa, is now conducting a search and search for the arrest of the perpetrator.”
