Embed pix: US troops detain insurgent suspect on Baghdad patrol
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(18 Apr 2007) ++PLEASE NOTE:
(18 Apr 2007)
++PLEASE NOTE: THE AP CREW WERE EMBEDDED WITH THE US MILITARY AND SUBJECT TO US MILITARY RESTRICTIONS++
1. US soldiers talking in the street
2. US military convoy driving out of military camp
3. Convoy next to line of stopped cars ready for search
4. Close up of soldier next to cars
5. Passengers from cars standing in street
6. US soldier checking Iraqi civilian's ID
7. Various of soldier with civilian
8. Soldier searching car
9. Soldier searching civilian
10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Lieutenant Derek Syed, US Army:
"Well, usually you have a lot of people who like to come into our (indistinct word) area, coming right through Sadr City. They usually transport a lot of weapons, a lot of illegal caches. Lately we have been having a spike of chlorine and gas attacks, so we like to catch people off guard and see hopefully if we can catch something."
11. US military checkpoint in road
12. Soldier searching civilian
13. Close up of ammunition and other weapons material on roof of car
14. Soldier handcuffing detained man
15. Man put in back of armoured jeep
16. SOUNDBITE: (English) Lieutenant Derek Syed, US Army:
"So it's like this, that sometimes we get lucky, we end up finding something. This was just a random stop, this gentleman ends up having all sorts of ammunition and different types of munitions in his trunk. So we will probably bring him in for further questioning and figure out why he has got what he has."
17. Close up of captured munitions on table
18. Various of munitions on table
19. Close up of badges with face of former president Saddam Hussein on them
STORYLINE:
An Associated Press Television camera crew, embedded with US forces in the Iraqi capital Baghdad, and so subject to military restrictions, filmed US soldiers seizing a cache of munitions from the boot of a civilian's car on Tuesday.
The US military had set up a checkpoint and were randomly searching Iraqis in Sadr City, a rundown Shiite district in the north-east of the city, when they discovered the cache.
"This was just a random stop, this gentleman ends up having all sorts of ammunition and different types of munitions in his trunk," Lieutenant Derek Syed said.
"So we will probably bring him in for further questioning and figure out why he has got what he has," he added.
"Lately we have been having a spike of chlorine and gas attacks, so we like to catch people off guard and see hopefully if we can catch something," Syed said.
The man was handcuffed and put in the back of an armoured US military vehicle.
The cache included ammunition for a machine gun, AK47 rifles and 9mm pistols.
It also included electrical tape, an electronic switch and a battery, a press card and three badges with Saddam Hussein's portrait on them.
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++PLEASE NOTE: THE AP CREW WERE EMBEDDED WITH THE US MILITARY AND SUBJECT TO US MILITARY RESTRICTIONS++
1. US soldiers talking in the street
2. US military convoy driving out of military camp
3. Convoy next to line of stopped cars ready for search
4. Close up of soldier next to cars
5. Passengers from cars standing in street
6. US soldier checking Iraqi civilian's ID
7. Various of soldier with civilian
8. Soldier searching car
9. Soldier searching civilian
10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Lieutenant Derek Syed, US Army:
"Well, usually you have a lot of people who like to come into our (indistinct word) area, coming right through Sadr City. They usually transport a lot of weapons, a lot of illegal caches. Lately we have been having a spike of chlorine and gas attacks, so we like to catch people off guard and see hopefully if we can catch something."
11. US military checkpoint in road
12. Soldier searching civilian
13. Close up of ammunition and other weapons material on roof of car
14. Soldier handcuffing detained man
15. Man put in back of armoured jeep
16. SOUNDBITE: (English) Lieutenant Derek Syed, US Army:
"So it's like this, that sometimes we get lucky, we end up finding something. This was just a random stop, this gentleman ends up having all sorts of ammunition and different types of munitions in his trunk. So we will probably bring him in for further questioning and figure out why he has got what he has."
17. Close up of captured munitions on table
18. Various of munitions on table
19. Close up of badges with face of former president Saddam Hussein on them
STORYLINE:
An Associated Press Television camera crew, embedded with US forces in the Iraqi capital Baghdad, and so subject to military restrictions, filmed US soldiers seizing a cache of munitions from the boot of a civilian's car on Tuesday.
The US military had set up a checkpoint and were randomly searching Iraqis in Sadr City, a rundown Shiite district in the north-east of the city, when they discovered the cache.
"This was just a random stop, this gentleman ends up having all sorts of ammunition and different types of munitions in his trunk," Lieutenant Derek Syed said.
"So we will probably bring him in for further questioning and figure out why he has got what he has," he added.
"Lately we have been having a spike of chlorine and gas attacks, so we like to catch people off guard and see hopefully if we can catch something," Syed said.
The man was handcuffed and put in the back of an armoured US military vehicle.
The cache included ammunition for a machine gun, AK47 rifles and 9mm pistols.
It also included electrical tape, an electronic switch and a battery, a press card and three badges with Saddam Hussein's portrait on them.
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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