Iraqi government to investigate British raid on police HQ

Iraq's government opened a probe today into a British-Iraqi raid on a police intelligence headquarters in southern Iraq.

Iraqi government to investigate British raid on police HQ
Mon, 05 Mar, 2007 - 08:36
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Iraq's government opened a probe today into a British-Iraqi raid on a police intelligence headquarters in southern Iraq.

The raid, which captured an alleged death squad leader and found 30 prisoners with signs of torture, took place yesterday at the National Iraqi Intelligence Agency building in Basra, 340 miles south-east of Baghdad.

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