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Iraqi Police Refine Emergency Response Skills - By U.S. Army Spc. Mary Rose, Multi-National Corps-Iraq Public Affairs BAGHDAD, IRAQ – Military law enforcement has instituted a police officer survival course to hone the skills of Iraqi police and further establish an emergency response force in Baghdad. Many of the police officers who are going through the course will become part of the Emergency Response Force. These teams will be specially trained in reacting to special situations in Baghdad. “We are training the response team to be able to respond and control emergency situations,” said U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Starsky Smith, non-commissioned officer-in-charge of training, 401st Military Police Company, Fort Hood, Texas. The beginning phase is a five-day course and is taught by a military police squad from the 401st MP Co., 720th MP Battalion, 42nd MP Brigade. The course involves first aid, searching vehicles, removing suspects from vehicles, handcuffing techniques and improvised explosive device and vehicle-borne improvised explosive device awareness. There are 157 emergency response force recruits currently going through the training. The training is all hands-on so the Iraqis will have a stronger grasp of their duties and specific tasks when actually faced with challenges, Smith said. During first aid, vehicle search and suspect extraction training May 10, each police officer personally went through many different hands-on techniques to ensure they understood what they are supposed to do in the different situations.

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Skip navigation Nightly News U.S. News World News ... Most Popular NBC NEWS MSNBC TV Today Show Nightly News Meet the Press ... Nightly News U.S. Army report on Iraqi prisoner abuse Executive summary of Article 15-6 investigation of the 800th Military Police Brigade by Maj. Gen. Antonio M. Taguba NBC News The following is the text of the executive summary of the Taguba report with only the names of some witnesses removed for the sake of privacy. The report was prepared by Maj. Gen. Antonio M. Taguba on alleged abuse of prisoners by members of the 800 th Military Police Brigade at the Abu Ghraib Prison in Baghdad.   It was ordered by Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, commander of Joint Task Force 7, the senior U.S. military official in Iraq, following persistent allegations of human rights abuses at the prison. Editor's note: The report includes graphic descriptions of events some readers may find objectionable. ARTICLE 15-6 INVESTIGATION OF THE 800th MILITARY POLICE BRIGADE TABLE OF CONTENTS References ......................    3 Background .....................      6

44. Slaying Of Top Shiite May Stoke Ethnic Tension - Conflict In Iraq - MSNBC.com At least 1742 members of the us military have died since the war began in 2003, Two other car bombs in Baqouba caused no injuries, police said. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8202434/

Skip navigation World News Intl Terrorism Conflict in Iraq ... Most Popular NBC NEWS MSNBC TV Today Show Nightly News Meet the Press ... Conflict in Iraq Slaying of top Shiite may stoke ethnic tension Lawmaker, son and bodyguards killed outside Baghdad Ali Jasim / Reuters A relative of Iraqi National Assembly member Dhari Ali al-Fayadh reacts to the legislator's murder Tuesday as he visits the scene of the crime on a road just north of Baghdad. BAGHDAD, Iraq - A suicide car bomber killed an influential Shiite member of parliament and his son as they drove from their farm to the capital Tuesday, an attack likely to stoke ethnic tensions on the first anniversary of the transfer of sovereignty to the Iraqis. The attack that killed Dhari Ali al-Fayadh, his son and two bodyguards was one of several around the country carried out by suicide bombers. Another killed a U.S. soldier in Balad, 50 miles north of Baghdad. At least 1,742 members of the U.S. military have died since the war began in 2003, according to an Associated Press count. A car bomb north of Baghdad killed five people and injured nine others, police said. The explosion occurred about 15 yards from the headquarters of an Iraqi quick-reaction police force in Baqouba, 35 miles northeast of the capital, police Capt. Nihad Jamal Ibrahim said.

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Welcome! My Account Login Logout Home ... Community Search Over 15,700 Headlines! Military Headlines All of Military.com Sign Up for Newsletters Email to a Friend Print This Page Join Our Discussions Military RSS Feeds News Early Brief Features Opinions ... Defense Tech Calif. Police, U.S. Troops Equip Iraqis By Seth Robson Stars and Stripes European Edition March 4, 2004 BAQOUBA, Iraq — American police officers and U.S. soldiers delivered hundreds of bulletproof vests and other equipment last week to Iraqi police in Diyala Province, north of Baghdad. The police officers from Fresno and Madera, Calif., who brought the donated equipment to Diyala police headquarters were accompanied by soldiers from the 4th Infantry Division's 588th Engineers Task Force. The Iraqi lawmen smiled as they unpacked dozens of boxes containing 300 bulletproof vests, 125 two-way radios with chargers and batteries, 250 helmets and various other items. Soon, they were trying on vests and helmets and getting on-the-spot lessons on using riot sticks from their American counterparts. Detective Michael Harris of the Fresno Police Department, who helped collect the gear, said the 5-year-old bulletproof vests are past their use-by date but work perfectly. If they had not been donated to Iraq, the Californian police departments would have to pay for their destruction, he said.

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Photos Show Rape of Iraqi Women by US Occupation Forces (Please Note: Many of the photographs showing the rape of Iraqi women and the sodomization of Iraqi POW's at the Abu Ghraib prison are now at USA pornographic websites pointing to the possibility of collusion between the depraved US soldiers in the pictures and US based Jewish pornographers. Many of these photographs were also freely disseminated to US occupation forces, perhaps to inflame their nefarious desires and to motivate them to strike out against the Iraqi populace in these perverse ways.) by Ernesto Cienfuegos La Voz de Aztlan Los Angeles, Alta California - May 2, 2004 - (ACN) The release, by CBS News, of the photographs showing the heinous sexual abuse and torture of Iraqi POW's at the notorious Abu Ghraib prison has opened a Pandora's box for the Bush regime. Apparently, the suspended US commander of the prison where the worst abuses took place, Brigadier General Janis Karpinski, has refused to take the fall by herself and has implicated the CIA, Military Intelligence and private US government contractors in the torturing of POW's and in the raping of Iraqi women detainees as well. Brigadier General Janis Karpinski said to the Washington Post that Military Intelligence, rather than the Military Police, dictated the treatment of prisoners at Abu Ghraib prison. "The prison, and that particular cellblock where the events took place, were under the control of the Military Intelligence command," Brigadier General Karpinski said to the Washington Post Saturday night in a telephone interview from her home in Hilton Head, South Carolina.

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53. US Military Police Raid Iraqi Detention Centre To Stop Abuse Of Prisoners Confusion over armed soldiers intervention. us military police Raid Iraqi Detention Centre to Stop Abuse of Prisoners . http://www.buzzle.com/editorials/6-29-2004-56057.asp

Home Web Directory What's the Buzz? Escape Hatch ... Free Email Friday, September 23, 2005 9:35:19 PM DIRECTORY What's the Buzz News archives Chapter Quicklink What's the Buzz Escape Hatch: Open Mic US Military Police Raid Iraqi Detention Centre to Stop Abuse of Prisoners Confusion over armed soldiers' intervention. By Guardian Newspapers, 6/29/2004 American military police yesterday raided a building belonging to the Iraqi ministry of the interior where prisoners were allegedly being physically abused by Iraqi interrogators. The raid appeared to be a violation of the country's new sovereignty, leading to angry scenes inside the ministry between Iraqi policemen and US soldiers. The military police, who had been told of abuse, seized an area known as the Guesthouse just outside the ministry's main building. They disarmed the Iraqi policemen and at one stage threatened to set free prisoners whose handcuffs they removed, according to Iraqi officials. The arrival of a second group of US military police and a more senior officer led to an argument between the two groups of military policemen over who had command authority for the raid. Iraqi ministry of interior officials admitted that around 150 prisoners taken during a raid four days before in the Betawain district of Baghdad had been physically abused during their arrest and subsequent questioning.

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document.write (""); Home About The Complaints Commission Media Room Publications Complaints ... Archives Chairperson's Message It is a pleasure to welcome you to the Military Police Complaints Commission Internet site. The Military Police Complaints Commission is a federal independent, quasi-judicial body, established by the Parliament of Canada. The Complaints Commission was created to render the handling of complaints concerning the Military Police more transparent and accessible, and to ensure that both complainants and members of the Military Police are dealt with fairly and impartially. Our mandate allows us to contribute to the maintenance of high standards with respect to the conduct of Military Police members in the performance of their policing duties and functions, and to ensure the integrity of Military Police investigations. The Complaints Commission carries out its mandate and responsibilities in an ethical and professional manner, reflective of its belief in impartiality, integrity, objectivity, and respect for rights of individuals. Our Internet site provides a full range of information on the types of complaints the Complaints Commission deals with, on how to lodge a complaint, and explains the complaints process in details. You will find a description of the cases we dealt with over the last few years, under the heading "

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