An Egyptian court today sentenced 20 people to death over the killing of 13 policemen following the army's 2013 ouster of Islamist president Mohamed Morsi. Judicial officials said, the court also handed 114 people sentences ranging from 15 years to life (25 years) and ordered a juvenile jailed for 10 years. 21 defendants were acquitted.<br/><br/>On August 14, 2013, a month after the army overthrew Morsi, security forces forcibly dispersed two pro-Morsi protest camps in Cairo in an operation that killed more than 700 people. Hours later, a furious crowd attacked a police station in the Cairo suburb of Kerdassa, where 13 policemen were killed. All the defendants were present in court during the ruling, which can still be appealed.