Police in Bahrain are investigating the death of a teenager who was killed during an anti-government rally.
A government statement says the youth, identified as Ahmed Jaber, died late Thursday during violent clashes at a rally in the country's north.
Opposition and human rights groups say he died when a shot from a police pellet gun entered either his heart or lungs.
The government says it is investigating the case.
At least 30 people have died since Bahrain's Shi'ite-led majority began protesting to seek more political rights from the ruling Sunni monarchy.
Some information for this report was provided by AP, AFP and Reuters.
