Two more charged with Afghan prisoner abuse

Two more US soldiers have been charged after an Afghanistan prisoner abuse investigation centred on two detainees who died in custody, the Army announced in Fort Bliss, Texas.

Two more charged with Afghan prisoner abuse
Thu, 22 Sep, 2005 - 10:19

Two more US soldiers have been charged after an Afghanistan prisoner abuse investigation centred on two detainees who died in custody, the Army announced in Fort Bliss, Texas.

Sergeant Alan Driver and Spc Nathan Adam Jones, both reservists with the Cincinnati-based 377th Military Police Company, were the latest to be named in an investigation which has seen 14 soldiers charged with misconduct.

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