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Reuters(Reuters) - Gunmen in Iraqi military uniforms broke into the homes of their own clan members on Monday and killed four people for informing on al Qaeda.
Separately, a senior police officer was wounded in a roadside bomb attack in Baghdad, as daily violence continued to rattle a country struggling to form a new government seven months after an inconclusive election.
In the latest attack, nine gunmen stormed the homes of two families in al-Sila village south of Baghdad, seized five men and shot them execution-style on the shore of a nearby lake, said a security source. One survived and was hospitalized.
"This area was an al Qaeda stronghold before," said the source, who spoke on condition of anonymity. "It is inhabited by one tribe, but it is divided into two parts, with one loyal to al Qaeda and the other against it."
The source said the gunmen walked into the village with a list of targets including the victims, who had been supplying authorities with information on al Qaeda.
"The attackers were from the same tribe," the source said.
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