Man with nearly 2,000 bullets and a grenade attacked police in 'absolute ambush.' What was his plan?
Details are emerging about a North Dakota attack in which authorities say a Fargo man opened fire on police officers who had responded to a traffic crash, killing one of them and wounding two others and a civilian before an officer killed him FARGO, N.D. -- What started as a routine collision on a busy Fargo street ended in bloody mayhem and tragedy, after a local man armed with 1,800 rounds of ammunition, guns and a grenade opened fire, killing one of the police officers who responded to the crash and wounding two others, as well as a woman who was involved in it. Last week's attack by 37-year-old Mohamad Barakat has left investigators wondering what further carnage he might have been planning. Zach Robinson, the only officer in the melee who hadn't been shot, shot and killed Barakat as bystanders crouched nearby. Authorities are expected to release further details of the attack at a news conference later Friday. Barakat, who briefly trained as an emergency responder at a n...