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Afghan national accused in National Guard shooting hospitalized after refusing food
An Afghan national charged with shooting two National Guard members in Washington last year was taken to a hospital after refusing to eat in jail. Federal prosecutors asked a court for limited access to his medical records.
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An Afghan national accused of shooting two National Guard members on duty in Washington last year has been hospitalized after refusing to eat while in jail. Federal court filings state that the man was taken to a hospital on Thursday. The Justice Department asked the court the same day for limited access to his medical records.
The request came hours after the hospitalization. Court documents describe the health decline as self-inflicted.
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