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Three more terrorist suspects arrested in Benghazi

byNigel Ash
August 27, 2013
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Three more terrorist suspects arrested in Benghazi

The Benghazi Joint Security Room motif

By Ayman Amzain.

The Benghazi Joint Security Room motif

Benghazi, 26 August 2013:

Three men were arrested today in Benghazi on suspicion of involvement in the campaign of booby-trapped . . .[restrict]vehicles, which has seen present and past-serving military and police officers assassinated or seriously injured.

The spokesman for the city’s Joint Security Room, Abdullah Al-Saidi told the Libya Herald that not all of the suspects were Libyan. He said that one of the men was injured during the arrest but did not give details of how, nor where this had happened.  He did say however, that the arrests had come about in part because of information supplied by members of the public.

It is unclear if there is any connection between the capture of these individuals and yesterday’s pursuit of a vehicle thought to have been used by the two masked killers of  Col Mustafa Agela Almugrbi, shot outside the Al-Ansar mosque as he left Friday prayers with his ten-year old son.

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