A security source in Nineveh reported on Tuesday that four people were killed due to a tribal dispute south of Mosul, noting that among the victims were two sons of the perpetrator's sister. The source stated that "an old tribal dispute renewed this afternoon in the village of Al-Nidas in the Shura district (south of Mosul), resulting in the death of four individuals by gunfire."
The source explained that "two of the deceased were the sons of the perpetrator’s sister, who is being pursued by the police for his arrest, and another victim is their uncle." It was indicated that "Nineveh police opened an investigation into the matter, which turned out to be due to an old dispute that flared up again over livestock and agricultural disputes in that area."
Later, Nineveh police announced the arrest of the individual involved in the killing of four people in the Shura district, including two of his sister's sons, at a checkpoint north of the city of Mosul. A security source stated that Nineveh police managed to apprehend the killer of the four individuals in the village of Al-Nidas in the Shura district (south of Mosul), specifying that the suspect "was arrested at the Mosul Dam checkpoint (north of Mosul) while attempting to flee outside the province."
