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WRAP Police say suicide bomber kills at least 14, coffins of police volunteers

(21 Dec 2006) Eastern Baghdad, near police academy 1. Long shot of policemen and police vehicles blocking road, traffic passing in foreground 2. Various long shots of policemen and police vehicles blocking road 3. Various long shots of people gathering at scene 4. Wide shot of policeman directing traffic Baghdad's Nahda neighbourhood 5. Ambulance turning into al-Kindi Teaching Hospital 6. Sign reading (in Arabic) "al-Kindi Teaching Hospital" 7. Various of injured being treated by medical staff 8. Injured man lying on bed with cast on leg 9. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Injured Man, No Name Given: "As we were heading to the police academy, about ten metres (32 feet) away from a checkpoint near al-Shaab Stadium, the explosion took place." 10. Various of covered dead bodies outside morgue 11. Ambulance leaving hospital Baghdad's Nahda neighbourhood 12. Medium of woman and young boy crying 13. Wide of men carrying coffin 14. Various of men lifting coffin onto top of vehicle next to another coffin 15. Medium of grieving male relatives embracing one another 16. Female relatives sitting on floor mourning loved ones 17. Wide of vehicle carrying coffins leaving hospital morgue 18. Medium of police vehicle carrying coffin leaving hospital morgue 19. Medium of police vehicles leaving hospital morgue STORYLINE: A suicide bomber blew-up among a group of police volunteers in Baghdad on Thursday, killing at least 14 people and wounded 21 others, police said. Authorities said the attack occurred at 0715a.m. (0415 GMT) near a police academy in eastern Baghdad. "As we were heading to the police academy, about ten metres (32 feet) away from a checkpoint near al-Shaab Stadium, the explosion took place," said one of the injured. The bomber was wearing a belt laden with explosives. Two of the dead were policemen. The area around the facility remained cordoned off hours after the attack. The injured were taken to the al-Kindi hospital for treatment. At least five bodies lay on gurneys and on the ground outside the hospital, covered in blue tarpaulins. Later on Thursday, families came to the morgue to collect their loved ones for burial. Coffins were seen being secured to the top of vehicles by relatives before making their way to the cemetery. On Wednesday, two suicide car bombings killed at least 19 people in the Iraqi capital. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...