Damage from overnight mortar attack

(10 Nov 2003) November 10, 2003 Day shots 1. Long shot of alley where damaged house is 2. Owner of the house cleaning up the shattered window panes 3. Curtains inside smashed on the floor 4. Smashed windows 5. Glass shards 6. Baby's doll on the ground amid the rubble 7. Wreckage 8. Gap in brick exterior where mortar crashed through the house 9. Gap 10. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) House owner (No name given): "We felt a rocket or a mortar hit our house and it destroyed everything." 11. Various of damage 12. Various of Assyrian Sports Club near the damaged house 13. Name of the area written on a blue sign 14. Building with blue sign November 9, 2003 Night shots 15. Various of police and American soldiers conducting searches and checks following Sunday's explosions 16. Various of Iraqi police searching and checking people STORYLINE: An Iraqi family trawled through the wreckage in their home caused by a mortar that slammed through it on Sunday night in Baghdad. It was one out of three mortars to hit the Iraqi capital and the fourth time in the past week explosions hit at night. Most were believed to be targeting the so called green zone where the United States-led coalition lives and works. But this mortar hit a residential neighbourhood in the Karrada district of Baghdad. There were no casualties or even injuries. Only structural damage to one family's house. The Iraqi police arrested a man on Sunday night in connection with the incident. Coalition soldiers and Iraqi police alike have stepped up nightly patrols and checkpoints in a move to combat these type of attacks. 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...