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On 14 April 2014, Gannon and AP photographer Anja Niedringhaus were in a convoy of journalists near Khost,[1] reporting on the national elections, protected by elements of the Afghan National Army and Police.[2] When the vehicles were stopped, one of the commanders, named Naqibullah, of the police contingent took his rifle, yelled "Allahu Akbar!", and fired into their vehicle at close range.[3] He then sat down and surrendered to his colleagues.[citation needed] Gannon was rushed to a hospital in Khost, where she underwent an emergency operation which saved her life.[1][4] The attacker offered mixed explanations for his motive, saying he was “not a normal person.” He was found guilty by a court in July 2014 and set to be executed,[5] reduced to 20 years in prison on appeal.[6]