US military frees Iraqi journalist after 17 months

Message-Id: <20100210153020.A8D3530728C7@node2.byetcluster.com> Date: Wed, 10 Feb 2010 10:30:20 -0500 (EST) From: root@admin2.byetcluster.com (root) BAGHDAD: The US expeditionary in Irak on weekday free an Iraqi worker writer employed for the composer Reuters media assemble after holding him for 17 months without charge, the consort said. "How can I describe my feelings? This is like being dropped again," Reuters quoted 33-year-old Ibrahim Jassam Muhammad as saying by telephone, adding that he was greeted emotionally by his family. The writer told a external programme authority that he was "very happy" to be free. Mohammed, a worker artist and recording cameraman for Reuters, was inactive after US and Iraqi forces poor into his bag in the town of Mahmudiya in gray Irak in September 2008. A US grey evidence said at the time that Muhammad had been "assessed to be a threat to the security of Irak and alinement forces." But no charges were ever brought against him. "I am rattling entertained his daylong incarceration without calculate is eventually over," Reuters quoted its editor-in-chief, king Schlesinger, as saying. "I desire the impact to release a man who had no specific accusations against him had been swifter," historiographer said. Several journalists employed for external programme organisations, including AFP, have been inactive and held without calculate by the US expeditionary in Iraq.
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