British soldiers found guilty of Iraq abuse

Two British soldiers were found guilty today of abusing Iraqi civilian prisoners at an aid camp in Basra.

British soldiers found guilty of Iraq abuse
Wed, 23 Feb, 2005 - 15:38

Two British soldiers were found guilty today of abusing Iraqi civilian prisoners at an aid camp in Basra.

Mark Cooley and Daniel Kenyon were convicted by a panel of seven officers at a court martial in Germany.

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