BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian Islamist rebels took control of a police station in the Lebanese border town of Arsal on Saturday after Lebanese security forces arrested one of their leaders, security sources and a rebel fighter said.
Lebanon's National News Agency reported that two civilians were killed trying to prevent the fighters from storming the building.
(Reporting by Alexander Dziadosz; Editing by Robin Pomeroy)
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