At least four people, including a police officer, were killed in two gun attacks in Turkish capital Ankara on Friday.
A police officer opened fire and killed his female colleague and another civilian in Dikmen district of Ankara. The area has been cordoned off, Xinhua reported.
Meanwhile, a person released from prison shot and killed a civilian, injured another and then committed suicide in Mamak district of Ankara.
Ankara has been on high alert after the Kurdistan Freedom Hawks (TAK), a group affiliated with the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), killed 37 in a car bomb attack in the city on Sunday.
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