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Article: COALITION FORCES CAPTURE BASRAH-BASED SPECIAL GROUPS CRIMINAL IN BAGHDAD

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June 8, 2008
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U.S. Third Army Central issued the following news release:

Coalition forces captured a suspected Basrah-based Special Groups criminal and his associate late Saturday night during operations in the Rusafa district of Baghdad.

Acting on intelligence from captured Special Groups members, Coalition forces raided the hideout of the suspected Special Groups criminal, where he and his associate were captured without incident.

The wanted man is alleged to be a commander of an assassination squad in Basrah, an arms dealer with connections to ...

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