Posted on 07/03/2005 1:07:46 PM PDT by Wiz
BAGHDAD, July 3 (KUNA) -- A senior member of Zarqawi organization was arrested Sunday in north Iraq.
An Iraqi police source told newsmen that the Iraqi security forces arrested a prominent commander of the so called "Jihad organization in Al-Rafidain" led by the Jordanian citizen Abu-Musaab Al-Zarqawi while storming the northern part of Tikrit orth of here.
The source that denied identification said, the arrested member was implicated in many suicide attacks that targetted the Iraqi security members and civilians in Tikrit.
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Zarqawi's aide captured in Tikrit ping!
Good if true. Hopefully they will make him sing.
Ain't it sweet?!
another bite the dust... well the jail cell anyway...
The ISF is really starting to produce some tangible results. Good job. The Dem rebuttal after President Bush's speech practically made fun of them.
Is this a new one?
In this case, I'm sure the Iraqi Police aren't following the Geneva Convention, and may not offer him orange-glazed chicken. He may be in for a good 'ole NYPD Blues "tune up". He may just talk...
Zarqawi Senior Member Captured/Killed standing thread.
More aides than San Francisco.
As many as are going down lately, someone is singing.
If Zarq has 5000 members in his org, then he has 5000 potential top leaders until he gets down to the last guy, who can't very lead himself, can he.
Well, they are reputed to use cellular, "need to know" organizational structure. If true, everyone caught must be made to sing.
The other good thing is all the cash they are capturing with these big guys. It's getting to be quite an expensive proposition for Syria.
And use the Channellocks if you have to.
They seem to be rounding them up faster and faster. They must be getting a lot of intel from those captured
I read on some blog that there is a saying in Iraq, something to the effect: "If Death comes to your door, introduce him to your brother". Maybe there are some "introductions" going on.
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