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AFP- and Reuters Journalist detained by Iraqi Policeposted by ewing2001 on Sunday October 19, @04:49AM
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AFP photographer, Reuters cameraman detained in Iraqi city of Fallujah
AFP -October 19
FALLUJAH, Iraq (AFP) - An AFP photographer and a Reuters cameraman were detained in Fallujah by Iraqi police who said they were acting on orders from the US military.
AFP Middle East photo chief Patrick Baz said he and his colleague were arrested as they covered the aftermath of an attack on a US convoy in the flashpoint city 50 kilometers (30 miles) west of Baghdad.
"Police told us they could not release us until American officers come here," Baz said by telephone from the Fallujah police station.
He said the police officers, none of whom would reveal their names, explained that the Americans were looking for someone who allegedly filmed the attack that caused the explosion of a vehicle apparently carrying ammunition.
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