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Army probes abuse in Iraq prisons finds no widespread pattern
A high level Army review into interrogation practices in Iraq says there is no evidence that prisoner abuse by U S military police or intelligence officers is widespread. The investigation continues and six soldiers face possible courts martial while officials stress it is not a criminal probe of last fall’s Army Reserve MP company abuses. General Myers backs the conclusion that abuse is not widespread.
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