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Politics : The Iraq War And Beyond

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To: RealMuLan who wrote (4239)5/8/2004 3:03:25 PM
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U.S. Soldiers Tell of More Iraq Abuses

ANTIOCH, California (Reuters) -- Three U.S. military policemen who served at Baghdad's Abu Ghraib prison say they witnessed unreported cases of prisoner abuse and that the practice against Iraqis was commonplace.

"It is a common thing to abuse prisoners," said Sgt. Mike Sindar, 25, of the Army National Guard's 870th Military Police Company based in the San Francisco Bay area. "I saw beatings all the time.

"A lot of people had so much pent-up anger, so much aggression," he said on Friday. Sindar and the other military policemen, who have returned to California from Iraq, spoke in interviews with Reuters.
tehrantimes.com
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