Durrani identified the killed commander as Halim Khanjar, police chief for the Char Bolak district.
According to Reuters, the Egyptian state news agency MENA identified the killed protester as 23-year-old Ahmed Mahmoud.
Police officials identified the detectives killed Monday night as James V. Nemorin, 36, and Rodney J. Andrews, 34.
The authorities identified the people killed as Heriberto Garcia-Vera, 68, his wife, Flor Sandoval, 48, and his son, Felipe Garcia, 20.
The authorities identified the man killed on Friday as David Wichs, 38, who lived on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
A mine-clearing charity, the Mines Advisory Group, today identified the Briton killed on Thursday as Ian Rimell, 53, from Kidderminster and the wounded Iraqi as Salem Ahmed Muhammad.
Police on Monday identified the person killed in the crash as Andrew Schefelker of Oshkosh, a 30-year-old who taught science in a Wisconsin school district.
NATO identified the man killed in the air attack on April 13 in the Dangam District of eastern Kunar Province as Abu Hafs al-Najdi, also known as Abdul Ghani.
The Pentagon tonight identified the marines killed in the crash as Staff Sgt. Walter F. Cohee 3rd, 26, a communications navigations systems technician from Wicomico, Md., and Sgt. Dwight J. Morgan, 24, a helicopter mechanic from Mendocino, Calif.
The Army identified the others killed as: Michael G. Cahill, 62, a retired National Guardsman; Specialist Frederick Greene, 29, of Mountain City, Tenn Stafff Sgt. Justin M. DeCrow, 32, of Evans, Ga.; Specialist Jason D. Hunt, 22, of Frederick, Okla.; Pfc.
