CID Report (Death): 0145-2004-CID146-71444

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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
U.S. ARMY CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION COMMAND
Fort Irwin Resident Agency (CID) d Lake Road,
02 angio6th MP Group, Building 4,
2310

Fort Irwin, Californ
26 Oct 2004
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DATES/TIMES/LOCATIONS OF OCCURRENCES:
1. 13 JUN 2003, 1400 - 13 JUN 2003, 1430; ABU GHRAIB DETAINMENT
FACILITY, CAMP VIGILANT, BAGHDAD, IRAQ

DATE/TIME REPORTED: 12 JUL 2004, 1406
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SUBJECT:
HASSAN, ALLA JASIN (DECEASED) ; IRAQ; IRAQ; MALE; OTHER; RIOTING
1.
(NFI)

UNKNOWN, ; HOMICIDE (UNFOUNDED), JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE (NFI)
2.
VICTIM:
I. HASSAN, ALLA JASIN (DECEASED) ; IRAQ; IRAQ; MALE; OTHER;
HOMICIDE (UNFOUNDED), JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE (NFI)

2. U.S. GOVERNMENT; (72D MILITARY POLICE (MP) COMPANY (CO), ABU
GHRAIB DETENTION FACILITY, CAMP VIGILANT, BAGHDAD, IRAQ); RIOTING

FNVESTIGATIVE SUMMARY:
This investigation was initiated upon the receipt of a Request For Investigation (RFI)(0258-04-CID001) from the Detainee Assessment Task Force (DATF), USACIDC, Fort
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Belvoir, VA 22060, regarding the death of Mr. HASSAN, while being detained at the Abu
Ghraib Detention Facility, Camp Vigilant, Baghdad, Iraq.

Investigation established probable cause to believe Mr. HASSAN committed the offense of
Rioting, when he incited other detainees to riot by trying to overtake the Military Police (MP)
guards inside of the compound utilizing rocks and tent poles, posing a credible threat to the
guards. As a result, lethal force was justifiably used against Mr. HASSAN, which resulted i MP

death. n his
STATUTES:
Article 118, UCMJ: Justifiable Homicide

Article 116, UCMJ: Rioting
EXHIBITS/SUBSTANTIATION:
ATTACHED:

1. Agent's Investigation Report (AIR) of SA
RFI. Jul 04, detailing the receipt of
2.
Photographic copy of the AR 15-6 investigation, conducted by the 400th MP Battalion (Bn),
Baghdad, Iraq, 21 Jun 03.
3. AIR of S
14 Jul 04, detailing the receipt of the Request for Assistance
the interviews of SGT IIIMP 100'9 (RFA); and
4.
Sworn Statement of SGT4lap14 Jul 04, detailing his knowledge of the prison riot and
the subsequent shooting of the Iraqi detainees.
5.
AIR of SA

6.
Sworn Statement of SPC

26 Jul 04, detailing interview of SPC
, 26 Jul 04 detailing his actions during the prison rioton 13 Jun 03, at the Abu Ghral ,
ion Facility,
Camp Vigilant, Baghdad, Iraq.
7. AIR of SA
29 Jul 04, detailing receipt of the RFA; and interview of SP
8. Sworn Statement of SPC .19 Jul 04. detailing his actions during the prison dot on 13
Jun 03, ar the Abu Ghraib Detention acility. Camp Vigilant, Baghdad. Iraq.
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9. AIR of SA
Aug 04, detailing the interview of SSGIifig
10. Sworn Statement of SSG 1 Aug 04, detailing his actions during the prison riot on13 Jun 03, at the Abu Ghraib acility, Camp Vigilant, Baghdad, Iraq.
terviews of CPT
12. Sworn Statement of CPT 19 Aug 04, detailing his actions detailing his
actions during the prison riot on 13 Jun 03, at the Abu Ghraib Detention Facility, Camp Vigilant,
Baghdad, Iraq.

13. Sworn Statement of 1SG
lj 19 Aug 04, detailing his actions detailing his actions
during the prison riot on 13 Jun 03, at the Abu Ghraib Detention Facility, Camp Vigilant,
Baghdad, Iraq.

14. Sworn Statement of SGT 0 Aug 04, detailing his actions in the guard tower
during the prison riot on 13 Jun I , at t
u Ghraib Detention Facility, Camp Vigilant,Baghdad, Iraq.
15. Sworn Statement of SGT41111111•111p20 Aug 04, detailing his actions in the guard tower
during the prison riot on 13 Jun 03, at the Abu Ghraib Detention Facility, Camp Vigilant,
Baghdad, Iraq.

16.
AIR of SA410114. , 20 Aug 04, detailing receipt of RFA; and interview of SPGallag

17.

Sworn Statement of SPCiiinm, 19 Aug 04, detailing his actions during the prison riot on
13 Jun 03, at the Abu Ghraib Detention Facility, Camp Vigilant, Baghdad, Iraq.

18. Hand Drawn Sketch, 19 Aug 04, prepared by SPC'
detailing the differentcompounds within the Abu Ghraib Detention Facility, Camp Vigilant, Baghdad, Iraq.
Cat'
19. AIR of S 11 Sep 04, detailing the interviews of CPT X°-
SGTIIIIIrSPCIIIMSGT
and SPC
Xefkle.te '

20. Sworn Statement of CPT iummub 11 Sep 04, detailing her actions during the prison riot
on 13 Jun 03, at the Abu Ghraib Detention Facility, Camp Vigilant, Baghdad, Iraq.
21. Sworn Statement of SGT n
11 Sep 04, detailing his actions in the guard tower during4P'
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the prison riot on 13 Jun 03, at the Abu Ghraib Detention Facility, Camp Vigilant, Baghdad,
Iraq.
22. Sworn Statement of SPC :
,:11 Sep 04, detailing his ac
Jun during the prison riot on 13
Jun 03, at the Abu Ghraib Deteniion Facility, Camp Vigilant, Bandad, Iraq.
23. Sworn Statement of SGT . 11 Sep 04, detailing his actions during the prisonriot on 13 Jun 03, at the Abu Detention Facility, Camp Vigilant, Baghdad, Iraq.
24. AIR of SA
, 21 Sep 04, detailing the interviews of SPC11111111111101/

allelift; 44 d SGT
and final coordination with the Office of the StaffJudge Advocate (SJA), Fort
7 Irwin, CA 92310 (FICA). NOT ATTACHED: NONE.
The originals of Exhibits 1, 3 and 5 through 24 are forwarded with the USACRC copy of thisreport. The originals of Exhibit 2 are retained in the files of the 400th MP Bn, Fort Meade, MD20755. The originals of Exhibit 4 have been forwarded to the Detainee Assessment Task Force(DATF), Fort Belvoir, VA 22060.
under CID Request For Assistance (RFA), 0132-04-CID 146.
STATUS: This is a Final Report.
Commander's Report of Disciplinary Action Taken (DA Form4833) is not required.
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DISTRIBUTION: 1-Director, USACRC, 6010 6th Street, Ft Belvoir, VA 22060 1-THRU: Commander, 22nd MP Battalion (CID), P.O. Box 331009, Ft Lewis, WA
98433 TO: Commander, 6th MP Group (CID), P.O Box 331300, Ft Lewis, WA 98433 1-Director, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, AFIP Annex - Bldg. 102, 1413 Research Blvd., Rockville, MD 20858
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AGENT'S INVESTIGATION REPORT

Request For Investigation (RFI) (0258-04-00001), fiOtia Readquarteri, USAC1DC, Fort Belvoir, VA 22060-
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BASIS FOR INVESTIGATION: On 12 Jul 04, SA' , this office, received a

5506, requesting tbis office to initiate an investigation regarding the death of an Iraqi detainee, Mr. Alla Jasin
HASSAN, ISNOVNFI), who was shot and killed as a result of prison riot in the Abu Gharib Detention
Facility, Camp Vigilant, Baghdad,,Iraq on 13 Jun 03.
AGENT'S COMMENT: A 15-6 investigation was conducted by the 400th Military Police (MP) Battalion (Bn),Baghdad, Iraq, however a CID investigation was never initiated to investigate this incident. Upon, further review of the report, a riot ensued after 14 other Iraqi detainees were released from the prison. During the riot, Mr. HASSAN and other Iraqi detainees, attempted to overtake the MP prison guards inside of the compound by
using rocks and tent poles. As a result, Mr. HASSAN was shot and killed. (See AR 15-6 investigationconducted by the 400th MP Bn, Baghdad, Iraq, for details) ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////LAST ENTRY//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////aW
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BASIS FOR INVESTIGATION: About 0930::...13 this office received a

Request for Assistance from SA Fort Irwin Resident

Agency (CID), Fort Irwin, CA 92 in

fun, iderktifY, and obtain a sworn statement from SGT C'
IC Madigan Medical Hold Company, Fort Lewis, a 0 &sca sin his knowledge of Iraqi detainees being abused at the Baghdad Central Confinement Facility (BCCF), Baghdad, Iraq.
woo/

About 1845, 13 July 04, interviewed and obtained a sworn

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statement of SGT 411111110W erein he stated there was. no abuse or
maltreatment of Irqt.A4Agi, while he was assigned as a prison guard
at the BCCF. SGTialakdietaried information about the riot at the BCCF on
13 June 03, however, he stated the actions he witnessed, taken by the
guards that day, were not criminal in nature.

AGENTS COMMENTS: The interview was stopped at 2341, 13 July 04, as SA

MIR was currently the duty.„ATA for this office, and was notified of a
possible burglary. SA OW fLestrsfided to the crime scene. Report of
Investigation number 0501-04-CIDO16.

About 1300, 14 Julylia041e interview of SGT .

was reinitiated by SA

(111100 SGT 411111,1continued provide a sworn statement, wherein he detailed

his knowledge of the riot that occurred on 13 June 03. (SEE SWORN

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f Staff for Personnel.
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want to make the following statement under oath:

I eployed to Iraq about May of 2003. Our unit set up for our convoy to Baghdad from
Kuwait. I was a sergeant with the 72"d Military Police Company I was the 2"d Platoon
Third squad leader. When we first hit Abu graid pri

t.was

was nothing but an abandon

r

prison site. I was told by the First Sgt. 0111111/tnat we needed to set up the compound
to hold approximately 600 prisoners and that this night we were to receive approximately
100 prisoners. We didn't have proper tools or supply's to set up a complete compound. We
did the best we could using what we had. Most of the outside prison was made of tactical
wire only. We used two sides of the inter prison walls as part of the containment.
Because this was a previous prison we were able to use some of the prison towers as
elevated position over the compound. There was one "yard tower" that had the best view
over and into the compound. The prison was build into sections to segregate inmates.
Between the sections of the outside and inside compound we left a large walkways so to
keep distance from inmates and guards during feeding, during cimet•time, and gen. Watch.
At no time did we allow weapons other than MP batons into the 71Ter part of the prison.

This was to keep weapons away from inmates and allow assess

to guards an escape route in
case of a prison riot. Outside the compound we had roving guards armed with shotguns.
The towers were armed with M-16 rifle or shotgun. If something was to go off the inter
guard would alert with the sound of a whistle. Our commutation was limited to hand-held
radios that didn't always work: because we didn't always have batteraes. Our company was
tasks with many missions from convoy escort, prisoner transports and the fact we handle
our own perimeter force that keep us going and kept us apart for others platoon duties.
Our platoon handles the dayshift (0400-1600) while 1' and 3' platoon handle nightshift
(1600-0400). With heat, conditions, hours, and nightly mortars attacks soldiers sleep
and eating habits started to. run soldiers down. During the first two months most of the
problems dealing with inmates were because of lack of translators, running out of water,
lack of food, lack of shelter, no bathrooms or showers, no bedding and most of all
medical care. We try to keep them in line with what we had but we didn't have much. By
June of 2003 the heat and condition were affecting the inmates and the soldiers. On June
13'h 2003, about 1500 my squad and I were tasked with a mission to transport inmates to
Baghdad for release. We return to back to the prison after 1600. As I was turn off my
hummer it came a distress call from the radio I rush towards the compound with part of
my squad and other members of our platoon. I could hear multiple shots coming

m the

towers so I held our soldiers back to s".. 40oor. At this time we

yell

from the yard tower "soldier down"! We illrinto Tfie outer gate of the compound, I had
over my rifle and 9mm to the outer guard for safekeeping. Even during this point the
towers were still laying out rounds. One of the solider working the inter-compound run
up-to me and said, " I was hit by a rock" as he point toAke

s 5i4 1,,This solider was from a different unit. We were screaming to cease-fire as we -27-77ere
compoLnd. I had th=
L,D1 -4ierc line up io front of the gate of section of compound the inmates were screaming
for inmae. that had taken two shots to tn= body. : an,-4 rap

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On this date we didn t have much medical personnel to handle all Lhis so we relied on
soldiers with combat lifesaver training to help. We exit the first section of the compound
and line up again to extract the wounded inmates of the second section. This time some
of the inmates were faking injuries to get out, this cause us delays in extracting the real
wounded inmates. The entire group of wound were placed and cared for in anopen
compound some were then transport by truck to a medical. hard site. The First Sergeant
and myself called for the inter-guard to point out the inmate who had thrown the rock at
him. He stated he had a blue shirt we pulled out a couple hilt. thp a couldn't say witch
one it was. At this time I was handling the care of Spec, `ho was overcome by heat
and stress and having problems breathing andalpo I tpad ow injured my left knee
during this fight. After getting Spec.fOrAffititg ri ht rpaii who gave more care
relieved m was call over by my p a ' Oil Sgt. SFC.t 'Ho told me to gather my
squad for .Mier mission I was command to drive out to t e near by town to find the
police station and escort an ambulance back to the prison. The town was further then
expected and with out support it toke awhile to get back to the prison. The local's people
heard the shootings and had blocked the road with rocks and trash. We had to clear the
road for the ambulance while maintaining security. We enter the inter walls of the prison;
we were lend to b4J.y were using to work on vehicles. Inside was the body of a
male inmate. Lt. as in the building she asked us to unwrap the inmate from the
old piece of tent they wrap him up in. So that she could take pictures of the body the
wounds. He had two bullet entry points one in the chest and the other to his upper side.
We replaced him in to the old tent and put him into the ambulance. We then escorted the
ambulance the same town to a local medical clinic. At the clinic myself and an other Sgt.
went inside to locate the doctor. The doctor understood some English. We explained we
had the body of an inmate in the ambulance; we didn't have any name only the inmate
number given to him and his belt. The doctor became irate and started to cause a bad seen
as a crowd of locals watch over us. We escorted the body down the street to a large
refrigeration unit center being used for bodies. We left to the town back to the prison
when we arrived many soldiers were taken back from situations of the past few hours. I
could hear many discussions on how it was handle. Some soldier left their post in
disgusts and it was already causing problems among the platoons. The commander stated
that they would start an investigation. They pick only a few soldiers to write up
statements and within a week the Company Commander was informing that the shooting
was justified and they were notified that the inmate was a past murder. I don't how they
came across this information. I have the understanding that on this day many of the
towers open fire inside the compound. I can't state what, who or why they were shooting
since the injured inter guard was already exiting the inter compound. I was told later that
the command to shoot was given from SFC. from the yard tower. After that many
towers open fired. I was told this information from a few soldiers in our company. I can't
say who was in the toviar_9t we did keep a daily log in the command post. Later I hear
from Spec iiimprvho recalls what she sawhefore_leayina herpost. I heard bits and
piece of what happen from the towers but it was hard to believe any of it. This experience
has shown me the importance of advance training and the need for proper supplies and
guidance from leadership. I glad that many of the National Guard soldiers like myself
came with training and experience from their civilian employment, it help solve many
problems like this one before they started.

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A: SGT 7_,Lf *LP
Q: What were the Rules of Engagement given to you by your command while tasked to
'guard the prison?
The same rules that apply to Garrison duties, however, there were no standard

It
operating procedures until around the end of June 03 — July 04. : Did prisoners ever attempt to escape?
m
: What actions w. ;n against the prisoners, when the) try to escape? ,A: They would be apprehended and placed back with the other prisoners. .Did the soldiers use any type of force to apprehend the prisoners?
•Only the force necessary to apprehend?
: Can you explain what you mean by "the force necessary to apprehend?"
: No lethal or non-lethal weapons were used. The prisoners were over

manned and taken to the ground using body to body contact. Then the prisoners were cuffed, carried back, and placed with the other prisoners.
Q: Did you ever see any excessive force used by members of your unit, against the etainees?
•Only on June 13 th 2003 when the towers opened fire on the inmates.
Q:
Did you ever see any excessive force used by members of any other units, against the

etainees?
. No.

Q:
When you arrived back at the prison at 1600, 13 June 03, were the towers already ring on the detainees?

No, it wasn't until I turned off my HIJMVEE, and got a distress call over the radio to return to the yard.
Q: How long after you received the distress call, did the towers start firing at the
etainees?
. : Approximately 30 seconds.

Q: Which yard tower yelled, "soldier down!?"
• : There is only one yard tower, the rest are perimeter towers that overlook the
compound. Zilti Interview was stopped at 2341, 13 July 04, in order for SA vow to respond to a duty call received at 2338.
Interview was reinitiated at 1100, 14 July 04.
Q: Were you part of a Quick Reaction Team, that was called in when the prisoners began #fr!..oting on 13 June 03?
A: Yes.
Q: Were you given any specific orders when you were called to react to the riots on 13 .June 04? : No.
: What were your reactions when you entered the prison compound? .A: We assessed that the there was a detainee down and bleeding in the first section of the compound. I lined up a group of soldiers that were standing by, none of them were armed, opened the gate to the compound, and advanced towards the detainees. We pushed them back with our hands towards the back of the compound, and another group began picking up the wounded detainees and pulling them out of the compound.
• : Do you know who gave the order to fire upon the detainees? a bi, 3
A:
No, but I was told later by a few of the soldiers, I think SPC was one of

A:

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them, that SFCWW/gave ie order to fire.
Q:
Was SPC one of the guards who were firing from the towers into the crowd

l. 3

Q:
Do you know how SPC came about the information that SFC MEP Gaye ,,the order to fire?

;of detainees? A No. 7c-3/24, 3 7c 3/06. 3
A: No.
Q: Is it standard operating procedure for soldiers to fire upon detainees, if a soldier goes
• .. own in the compound?
A: Yes, if they fear for the c4uards life.
Q: What was the name of the soldier who went down in the compound, when the riots
#--d
egan?
'i?,: I don't know, he was from a different unit.
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Q: What injuries d. ildier who went down in the com r as- a result of e rioting? : He showed me that he had been hit by a rock on his right back shoulder. : Is a soldier who is injured by a thrown rock, justification for the use of deadly force?
A: Yes, if I were to see rocks and sharpened tent poles being thrown at a soldier, I may easily perceive it as life threatening, and use deadly force, especially in a combat environment where there are a few hundred detainees being guarded by less than ten soldiers pulling interior guard.
Q:
Do you know the names of the soldiers who were firing from the towers on 13 June

4?
: No, however, we kept logs of specific duties.

Q:
Do you believe that all of the actions taken by the guards on 13 June 04, were

theground, as being justified. The rest I can say I honestly don't know.
Q: Do you know if there are any other soldiers who believe it was wrong to use deadly orce on 13 June 04?
: There were numerous discussions pertaining to this incident by all of the soldiers, but the only person s ecifically is spcdompais. 7Cloc0.3
Q: Did SPC ever detail to you her view of the incident?
: She told me she was having trouble with the detainees being shot upon, and the control team going into the yard. She stated that the attitudes that she saw from fellow soldiers disturbed her.
Q: What specifically did she disclose to you about the attitudes of the soldiers that isturbed her? : She felt the attitudes of "Victory," and "high-fiving," each other in the tower were inappropriate, as there were dead and wounded people in the yard. Did you ever see what caused the riots to begin? : No. I was pulling into the compound from another mission at the time. Did you ever see the soldier fall to the ground as a result of the rioting? : No. The soldier ran up to me as I was entering the compound with the QRF and told me he was hit by a rock. Do you have anything else to add to this statement? I would like to say that the soldiers did the best they could, and that I still feel that our
actions best served our country. Do you have anything else to add to this statement at this time? No.///END OF STATEMENT///
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STATEMENT IS TRUE. I HAVE INITIALED ALL CORRECTIONS

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bout 1830 26 Jul 04 SA this office, interviewed SP (NMN) noitiany(co), 151 Honzon Drive, Henderson, NV 89015. SPC wasi9joiltt d s rov 4i 0:vpitieArt,s tfor the compound by being assigned in the guard ower with SGT
2nd MP Co, 151 Horizon Drive, Henderson, NV 89015. SP
a sworn statement detailing his actions during the prison not on 13 Jun 03, at the Abu Ghraib Detention aci ity, Camp Vigilant, Baghdad, Iraq. (See Sworn Statement of SPC for details.)/////8/////////////////////////////////////////////////LAST ENTRY/M8////////////////////////////////////////////11/4/41
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grabbed my shotgun and maintained a careful visual on the prisoners in the yard _Positioned at the ready, I
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J A: Yes, he is in Detachment I in Ely, NV.
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11 Q: How far away from the MPs were the detainees when the towers opened fire?

A: Abont r0 or 15 feet away:.
Q: Were any shots fired after the detainees dropped their weapons? if
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, Q: How soon after the threat was neutralized was first aid rendered? if

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Aner thcl detain

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About 5-7 minutes.
I Q: What was the approximate distance from the tower seven to the location you fired at?

A:
About 50-75 Meters.
IQ: Did anybody in tower six fire any rounds?

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A: No because they were obstructed by the tents next to them
0: Did you. hear them yellthg or clutnting at that thng?
—Yes, they were yelling and chanting in their language, but I didn't understand what they were saying.
0 Who was the fir,st te fire a reand towards, the rif..,47 ,

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Q: Is there anything else you would like to add to thi% statement?
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About 1130, 29 Jul 04, this office received a Request for Assistance (RFA) fromthe Fort Irwin
Reside .8t Irwin, CA, to locate, fully identify, and interview SPC 209th Military Police Detachment, Fort Benning, GA s' actions during a riot at Camp Vigilant, Iraq. Ideibb GA)
About 1555, 29 Jul 04, SA interviewed SPC

209th MPD, FBGA, who rendered a sworn statement wherein he 'eta ed his actioits—dthing a riot at the Baghdad Confinement Facility, Iraq. (See Sworn Statement for details)
About 1615, 29 Jul 04, SA coordinated with SA LIWINNIII1.111111111111g FICA,
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who related no further investigative activity was required by this office.
This investigation is closed within the files of this office. No further investigative activity is
anticipated.
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SWORN STATEMENT

File Number : 0294-04-CID013
Location : 86th MP Det (CID)
Date : 29 Jul 04
Time Statement of : 15 SPC 7C.41/C
Grade/Status : E-410
SSN : amMIMPOW

: 209th Military Police Detachment, Fort Benning, GA 31905

rg/Address

WANT TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT UNDER OATH:

SPC

ng questions are to clarify my handwritten statement, as typed by SA

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What type of weapon were you firing?

A: A Mossberg 12 Gauge shotgun.
ired a weapon that day?

Q: Who e .

A: SGT and SPC 401.1110W 1Weity4k 10m04
Q: W a type of weapons were they firil..

A: used an M16A2 and ellIgars used a shotgun.
Q: Do you fire your weapon directly at any of the detainees?
. yard MPs.

A: Yes, the ones that were presenting the most threat to the

Q: Do you know if any of your shots struck the detainees? -

A: I saw one guy go down, but I don't know if he was ducking for cover or if I
hit him.

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Where were you shooting from?
-A: I was in Tow,en& G1/109

Q:
W was 40111.1011 and shooting fro53 be,/

A: was in the Guard Tower and amigy tower 5.

Q: At any point did you exit the tower?

A: Not until it was over and I was relieved of duty.

Q: Did you make any attempts to notify a higher authority before you started

shooting?

A: Yes, I tried to contact the Tactical Operations Center (TOC), but no one
answered the radio.

Q: Do you k ow444:Tho shot the detainee that died?
. He was the only one shooting a 5.56 caliber weapon and that

A: It was
was what the detainee died from.

Q: Was there any Rules of Engagement orders pertaining to firing your weapon?

A: Yes. It was if there was any threat to life, property or great bodily harm.

Q: Did you feel that any of the MPs on the ground in the yard at the time of the

incident were under any of the aforementioned threats?
I fPP1 chat if I had shot my weapon, one of the MPq would have died.

A:

your written statement you also mentioned a second detainee that you shot

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ar and that you saw him "cc down", did vcur round from your weapon -,trike tht

detainee?

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STATEMENT OF:SPC

A: I don't know. I was firing shotgun buckshot from about 60 yards. There was
so much going on, that I don't know if the detainee went down from my shot or
from someone else's. I know that he got up on his own power and fled to a tent.

Q: Were the rules of engagement posted anywhere?

A: No, but I carried a copy in my pocket. I don't know when they were drafted.

Q: Did the facility itself have a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for firing
weapons?

A: It was the same thing as the rules of engagement. It was the same rules for
combat. I don't think they were designed for containment facilities.

Q: Did those rules or SOP change at anytime?

A: Not until the 320th MPs showed up and we were issued non-lethal rounds.

Q: Did anyone in your chain of command tell you that you were correct in the
actions you took to stop the actions of the detainees?

A:
My Commander and 1SG.
=IQ: Were you ever punished for the actions you took?

A:
No.

Q: Do you have anything else to add to this statement concerning the matters
under investigation?

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STATEMENT OF: SPC

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HAVE READ OR HAVE HAD READ TO ME THIS STATEMENT WHICH BEGINS ON

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MADE BY ME. THE STATEMENT IS TRUE. THE BOTTOM OF EACH PAGE CONTAINING THE STATEMENT. I HAVE MADE THIS STATEMENT FREELY OR REWARD, WITHOUT THREAT OF PUNISHMENT, AND WITHOUT COERCION,
WITHOUT HOPE OF BENEFIT
UNLAWFUL INFLUENCE, OR . UNLAWFUL INDUCEMENT.

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Subscribed and sworn to before me, a person authorized bylaw to administer oath,
this July 29, 2004, at Ft. Benning, GA

(Signabre of Person Administering Oath)

10/ MP/
SPECIAL AGENT ­86TH MILITARY POLICE DETACHMENT (CID)
3RD MILITARY POLICE GROUP (CID),
USACIDC, Fort Benning, GA 31905

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DETAILS latehwes,
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About 2100, 11 Aug 04, SA ,
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411072" MP Co, 151 Horizon DriVe, enderson, NV 89015. SSG detailing his actions during the prison riot on 13, Jim 03, at the Abu Ghraib Detention Facility, Camp Vigilant, for details)///////////////////////LAST ENTRY/MN/OM
Baghad, Iraq. (See Sworn Statement of SSG
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detainee and stated. he was 4 e .t —— im the tent pole at one
to,
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Q: Was there any other soldiers who witnessed the shooting?
A: Yes, the so elvers in the ether to..i.ws axilel have seem die irident hut I dont know if they saw
everything.

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A: Three.
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A: No, everyone in my unit was aware of the4ncident, but I did not tell anyone outside or ilic ultii.
01 Have vnt been attestityned about the incident before?

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A. Yes evcryone tl-:at was in-Vrol-v'ed in the incident provided a staterilent to SECIIIIMM Icabb.....4
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. Q: Do you know the location of SFC 7C -
A: Yes, all I know is that he works at th Henderson Police Depai intent.
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IR: He is in a detachment platoon, National Guard unit in El • NV
Q: Do you have any other contact information for SGT or SFC MUM
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I A: No, only the information I already provided.
Q:
Did SGT ver have any contact with the detainee's?
i A: Nes.

Q:
Did SG ever abuse any of the detainee's?
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Q: Did your unit receive any training before deploying to Iraq?
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Q: Did the unit have an SOP for firing at detain-cc: F.:2
A: Yes, there was an SOP posted in each tower.
Q . Do you recall +. rho infornuA .ou. the detainee died"'
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I A: No, it was a doctor who was speaking to everyone at the camp, but I don't know who he was.
11 Q: Did the doctor state the number of shots the detainee received?
I A: No, he just suited die detainee had be= hit but never stawd with liov-.--many shots. i

Q:
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k 'it, I head about anotka detaitooe:.. I:* been shot n leg rE14311111S after 13 Jufk 04:

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1 Q. Was there any other shots rued Jun . , 1
1 A: Ac Alas find hut I don't4 or wit= it tx.w fired, 1 n3st heffd ..tk. shots
Q: Is there an ou. would like to add to this statement?
did not fire until the detainee was running toward the Ivillitary Police idsto
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Aug Co, 151 Horizon Drive, Henderson, NV 89015. SOT _ L 'wa ic4entifidas being in the tower guarding the perimeter of the compound when the riot occurred. SOT 0111000011provided a sworn statement detailing his actions in the guard tower during the prison riot on 13 Jun t),at,the Abu Ghraib Detention Facility, Camp Vigilant, Baghdad, Iraq. (See Sworn Statement of SGT or details)
was identified as About 1345, 20 Aug 04, SA overhead security in the guard tower with SPC SGT provided a sworn statement detailing his actions his actions in the guard toweriiiiring _the _prison riot on 13 Jun 03, at the Abu Ghraib Detention Facility, Camp Vigilant, Baghdad, Iraq. (See Sworn Statement of SGT 1/11.0/...for details)///////////////////////////////////////////////////LAST ENTRY//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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WANT TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT UNDER OATH:
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A: C ,:.;16ilibee44.-On 13 3tne03, diiturbatice
was reported in the yard of Camp Vigilant. A detainee tried to escape and wasimmediately apprehended as he exited the wire. The MPs on duty attempted to do. a count and =sure alldetainees were accounted for. The detainees refused to cooperate and QRF was dispatched to the yard andthe count was conducted_ A short while later, QRF was dispatched again, when I heard the QRF beingdispatched I proceed to the yard. Before I got to the yard I heard gunshots. When I got to the yard, otherdetainees were moving the, wounded detainees to tents. The QRF entered the yard and moved the woundeddetainees to the medical area of the compound. I assessed the situation and attempted to determine whatoccurred. The soldiers involved in the shooting were elieved from the towers and we began to investigate the shooti . After m ituti l assessment, ISG conducted an investigation into the shooting.
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Q: Did you witness any detainees running with tent poles?
A: No, everything was over deer the shooting.
Q: Did you see any tent poles on the ground?
A:I remember see a lot of rocks.
Q: Were the soldiers on guard briefed on the rules of engagement?
A: Yes.
Q: Was there and SOP in place?
A: At that point the SOP was not printed, however, all soldiers were briefed on the rules of engagement and they were printed and handed out to the soldiers.
Q: At what point would deadly force be authorized?
A: In defense of self or others or in defense of detainees. It was not authorized to stop an escape.
Q: Were the MPs in the yard in danger during the incident?
A: Absolutely
Q: Was the use of a rifle authorized for shooting into the yard?
A: There was no clear guidance on the use of rifles. I believe if the tower did not use a rifle at least one MP would have been killed or seriously inlured.
Q: Who conducted the 15-6 investi
A:
The 400th MP BN. CPT . k he was the S0.4181/411

Q.
Were any tviPs injured durin 'the incident?

A:
Yes at least one, SGT He went back into the compound to attempt to pull out a female NIP

who was pinned Findthe e f. I as TOW the detainees were hitting him with rocks ar4 he was the target for the detainee e spear.
Q: Do yen hav add to tkns statement?
A: No. ///END OF STATEMENT///
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LOCATION DATE TIME FILE NUMBER Chick C a 4 e Road, Las Vegas. NV 19 AU • 0132-04-C1:D146 .!. 9.9 SOCIAL .Z411 GRADEISTATUS
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72 Hilita Vegas, NV 89110 armirfir WANT TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT UNDER OATII: e• that QRF had been • a prisonee tried to escape from the yard
affived at Elk saute mid made eotitut with SOT SPC1010who Wete atoning the detainee to the in processing tent We then attemptedtai conduct a head count to account for all detainees.The detainees refused to cooperate and QRF was dispateleed. Upon arrival of the QRF the detainees wereinformed no releases would be made until a count was conducted.. The detainees then stood in line and were coonted_ Less than two hours later about 15 prisoners were released and the remaining detainees werevery agitated and looking for an excuse. A little while later I heard the QRF was deployed and less than one minute later I heard gun shots coming from the yard: CPT, " and I ran towards the yard and as !approached I saw.Oree.MPs e ,:over behind the genera& m theYard. I yelled to
-them to exit the yard. CPT my , and some members of the QRF entered the yard. We
motioned to the detainees to get down; i'reW detainees complied but most did not. One detainee was
yelling and trying to stir up the rest of the detainees. He was removed from the compound and put it
Compound C. After this detainee was removed, the rest were compliant and we began to evacuate the
injured detainees. Once the injured detainees were removed, I checked on the MPs that were behind the

generator. SGT agallawas hit by a rock and went to the aid station, the rest were ok but shaken up. I
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then began an inv I went to each tower and talked with the soldiers,
estigation into the shooting.
photographed the shell casings, photographed the view from each tower and collected the shell casgs. Ithen went to the yard and photographed the tent poles the detainees were throwing and some of the largerocks and some blood on the ground where the detainee was shot. The soldiers were relieved from thetowers and I obtained voluntary statements from all the tower soldiers and from the three soldiers that were pinned &MB d_
Q:
SA'
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Q:
How many detainees attempted to throw tent poles?

A: From what I was told, just the one that was fatally shot.
Q:
How many tent poles were on the ground?
I A: One pole was outside the wire and two poles were near where the detainee was shot.

Q:
Do you know where the photographs are now?
I A: I released them to the 15-6 investigator.

Q:
When did the 15-6 investigation begin?
21A: I think it began the next day.

Q.-.. Do you Drielikel-who the 15-6 investigator was? r--5 A: CP 400th MP BN, S-3 tik Q: Were the tOttier plarels trairzd on the rules of engagemerit?
A: Yes.
Q: Wue thenules of anaaganent fulleed?
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A: Yes.
Q: Was a rifle authorized to fire into the yard?
A:
Yes.
1 Q . Do you have anything to add to tkiliVernent?

A:
No . ;WEND OF STA I EivIEN178411. 7e4406, v

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For use of this form. see AR 40-45; (he proponent FILE NUMBERLOCATION
0145-04-CID146
Ely, NV
MIST Name,eloom GRADEISTATUS E-5fNVIC
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Milita Police Company, Ely, NV
WANT TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT UNDER OATH:
and SPC were assigned to tower 7. I was assigned to outer perimeter watch and VC. on inner. The tOvier ioeas about 120 to 150 motels away fin** the,' 'de elate compound. I heard loud noises and shouting coming from the compound. S old me someliag
401 was going, on imide tir compeard. I turned around and saw some detainees pie] 'ting.O.rocks aria tog e rill. I alai) saw ectainecleteg up tc.ni pules and one detameeterew a tent pole-.a1 , it lander right at the bier feet of an MP. SPC e-me if he should shoot I told him shoot SPCi shot one round
with his assigned shOfthin, and I called in shots fired on the radio. After the shot was fired about 30% of the detainees went to their tents, of the detainees were throwing rocks and some still had tent poles. Right after SPC4111011.1lired e st of the towers opened fire on the detainees who were throwing rock and holding spears. Tbelieve SPCfired a couple more rounds. Some detainees dove for cover, some ran tooe,te . ' as soon as they were no longer a threat the towers ceased to fire.
Q: SA IGA06
A: SGT _ ,. e ,,
Q: How long did the incident last?
A: From when I first observed it between 30 seconds to one minute.
Q: How many detainees were holding tent poles?
A: Between three to five.
Q: How many tent poles were thrown?
A:. I only saw ow,- tin'

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Q: Were you briefed on the Rules Of Engagement (ROE) before UULy :
A: Yes.
Q: Do youbctic:ye thc RC.)E were follow-A' ,
i
It A: Yes.
Li Q.: nn vs-in believe the IVITk on the ground were in mortal danger?
I A: Yes.
Q: How many MPs were on the ground during the incident?
A: I think it was between three and five MPs.
0: Where were the Mt's during the incident?
A: They were about centered outside compound B and were moving toward the generator for cover. (See sketch attached)
Q: Where was the detainee with the tent pole in relation to the MPs?
A: He was about 12 meters away. (See sketch attached)
Q:
Were any shots fired after the detainees ceased to be a threat?

A.
No.

Q:
How long have you worked in corrections?

A: About 14 years.
Q:
Do you think this incident was handled correctly?
Ar_ Yes_

Q:
Do you have anything you wish to add to this statement?

anything
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ower duty with SPCA"... I was assigned to watch the outer
Ori 13
perimeter. SPC was assigmedwiivatekihe"edinpound and he had the sholgut I heard
ejt 11.10#sked me what to do. I turned around and saw a
yelling from inside the COMpound; SKr _di ,
detainee running t9ward the wire with a tent 'Palehack like a spear and he was closing on one of theMP Company. I told SPC II to shoot and just before he shot I heard another
MPs from the 400
tower shotgun fire_ It appeared that the detainee atteMpted to throw the spear but I think he was shot just before he launched the tent pole. I thought the detainee tried to dive for a tent after he threw the spear, but he must have fallen from getting shot. After the detainee with the tent pole went down ; the other detainees
stopped thro d the MPs regained control.
Q: SA
A: SSG letibb
Q: How ong e incident last?
A: I'm not sure.
Q: How many detainees were holding tent poles?
A: i saw the one that was getting ready to throw it.
How many tent poles were thrown?

Q:
A: I don't rmalI.
Were you.briefed on the Rules Of Engagement (ROE) before assuming duty?
A: Yes.
Do you believe the ROE were followed?

Q:
A Yes.
Do you believe the MPs on the ground were in mortal danger?

A: Yes.
How many MPs were on the ground during the incident?

Q:A: I think it was between five and six, I'm not sure because I focused on the MP who was the target. Where were the MPs during the incident?
A:
They were outside the wire of Compound B and trying to move to the generator for cover. Wnere was the detainee with the tent pole in relation to the MPs? He was running towards the MPs and was about 12 meters away when he got hit.

A:

Were any shots fired after the detainees ceased to be a threat?
Q:
A: No.
Q: How long have you worked in corrector's? .
A:
10 years
C'. Do you think this incident was handled comedy?

A:
Yes

Q: Do you have anything you wish to add to this statement?
1.-believe the shooters did what they had to do to protect American lives
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bout 0856, 11 Sep 04, SA , this office, interviewed CPT CPT provided a sworn statement
92" Troop Command, Las Vegas, NV 89115. Of detailing her actions during t4c, rison riot on 13 Jun 03, at the Abu G-hraib Detention Facility, Camp Vigilant, Baghdad, Iraq. CPT 'related she had exposed photographs of the deceased detainee, the guard 911 overs, as well as the compound the not had occurred in to assist in the investigation conducted by the unit.
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CPT tated she had provided the photographs to an individual in the battalion, but was unable to CPTIOSIIMI stated she did not retain any copies of the photographs.
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t 0926, 11 Sep 04, SA ._, interviewed SGT asas.72 MP Co, provided a sworn statement detailing his actions during the prison riot on 13 Jun 03, at the Abu Ghraib Detention Facility, Camp Vigilant, Baghdad, Iraq. (See Sworn Statement of SUMS for details)
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About 1700, 11 Sep 04, SAMMIllinterviewed SPCo, Carson City, NV 89701, regarding her knowledge of the incident. At the time the riot and subse uent shooting occurred, SPAIIIIMINPwas outside of the prison compound on a mission. SP stated when she arrived back to the compound, the riot had already occurred. SPC stated during the entire ime she was assigned to the Abu Ghraib Detention Facility, Camp Vigilant, Baghdad, Iraq, she has never itnessed any detainees being abused or mistreated.///LAST ENTRY///
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. WANT TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT UNDER OATH: I * - statione• with ihet " MP Company in Iraq. I was in Iraq from about 21 May 03 until October 03. I worked at the Abu Ghraib confinement facility. 1 was a platoon leader there. My daily duties included
being in charge of the night shift. which entailed the prisoners out in the yard as well as in the hard site. I
primarily worked at night, but I had other duties as well. On approximately 13 Jun 03, at about 1530,1 was at the Baghdad International Airport. I was in line to buy some items for our Company Post Exchange. I heard radio traffic that said something about me having to return to the confinement facility_ because of a riot that was going on. I then retailed to the confinement facility which took about 40 minutes. Upon my
arrival there everything was over. I was told by some soldiers that the inmates had began throwing rocks and loosened up tent poles and attempted W use them against the Military Police (MP) that were inside the yard. I was walking around with ISGIONOPIN and they were making preparations for the body to be picked up. After that an ambulance came and some soldiers were sent with the body. I think after that they
had the personnel involved in the shooting provide some sworn statements about what happened. Also I remember them keeping the weapons that were involved in the shooting away from the soldiers involved. I remember seeing one of the soldiers that had been hit with a rock at medic station being treated by the medics. He had a huae welt on one of his shoulders.
Q: SA 7/ beo I
A: CPT • w. 7Cleb&' 0.
Q: When you returned to the confinement facility. who told you that the inmates had been throwing rocks?
A: I don't remember who told me.
Q: Did anyone' describe to you in what way the inmates had attempted to use the tent poles against the
MPs?

A: I don't recall.
Q: Was it an American ambulance that came and took the body'?
A: No, it was an Iraqi ambulance. 4
the body or the deceased inmate in the ambulance?
Q: Who were the soldiers that were sent to accompany
A: That I don't remember.
Q: Who were the soldiers that were told to Novide statements reuardin , their involvement in the shooting?
. SPC ... and someone else whom I
A: SGT IIIMINIM SPC
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Q: Were these soldiers all assigned to the 72"` I MP Company?
A: Yes.
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Q: Do you lu w_the location of these soldiers now'?
A: SGT got out of the military and lives in SPC IIIIIIONIIP is still in the unit. I . think SPC ent on active duty.
Q: Who did the soldiers give their statements to?
A: I don't know, but I think they ended up at the battalion.
killed durin“ the riot?
Q: Did you ever take photogra hs of inmate that c.:
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A: Yes. I was told to by I SG
Q: What did he telt you? ce
A: I was signed for the company camera. 1SG knew this and told me to get the camera. He then accompanied me to the motorpool area where the body was located. Prior to uoino. to the motorpool.
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we had went to the towers and took pictures of the what views those towers had of the yard and photographs of the shell casings. We also went into the compound and took photographs of the rocks the inmates had been throwing as \ye!l as photographs or the tent poles that they had loosened up and taken out to use
against the MPs. Who took the body to the motorpool?
A: I don't know.
Q: Was it common to take bodies to the motorpool?
A: That was the first time that I recall.
Q: What was the condition of the body when you arrived at the motorpool?
A: It was wrapped in some sort of cloth...lek&WA
Q: What happened when you and 1SG11011001,arrived at the motorpool?
A: Someone was guarding the body. I don't remember who. we asked them to unwrap the body so that we could take pictures of the entrance and exit wounds. We took some photographs. I don't remember how many and they wrapped the •body back up and we left. Shortly after that. the ambulance arrived.
Q: What did you do with the ph-otographs?
A: I think they were provided to the battalion so they could conduct an investigation.
Q: Do you know who the vestigating officer was fbr the 15-6?
A: I believe it was CPT W with the 400 i11 MPBattalion.
Q: Do you have anything you wish to add to this statement?
A: Just that the only purpose of my taking the photographs was to provide evidence photos for battalion.
Q: Is there anything else that you wish‘ add to this statement?
A: No.///END OF STATEMENT/.
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WANT TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT UNDER OATH:
Was stationed in Iraq from about March 03 until October 03. I worked at the Abu Ghraib confinement facility. My daily duties were to guard prisoners. On about 13 Jun,twas,on„the,Quick Reaction Force (QRF). I was informed that a prisoner had escaped. Me and SOT IMINXIMMran him ,down and brought him back to the tent. About 20 minutes later. we heard over the radio that a riot was occurring. We staged ourselves just outside the confinement area. I saw a bunch of rock being thrown by the prisoners at the guards. I ran to the entrance to the compound and motioned for the guards inside to come to me and get out of there. The last guard that was coming hid behind a generator. I told him to get out of there. As he took off, a prisoner cocked back with a tent pole as if he was going to throw it at the guard. When he did this, shots rang out from three towers and the prisoner ran back into a tent. After that, we got the entire QRF and-we stopped the riot and started first aid on some of the wounded detainees.
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A: Yes, 1SG' was there when me and SGT diallillM were escorting the prisoner back to the tent.
Q: Who informed you that a riot was occurring'?
A: The guards inside the compound, I don't remember their names.
Q: Do you know why the riot started?
A: I have no idea.
Q: Do you know who fired shots from the towers. alpogta
A: SGT41111.1fired the shot. the killed the prisoner. SPC fired with a shotgun and SPC
OW k-169.V 1 Q: Do you have anything you wish to add to this statement'?
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I was stationed in Iraq from about March 03 until October 03. I worked at the Abu Ghraib confinement facility. My daily duties were to guard prisoners. On the day of the riot. 13 Jun 03, I was working on the day shift, which was from 0400 to 1600. We ‘Aere relaxing inside of the main structure that we used as living quarters. Suddenly I heard shotgun blasts. Then radio traffic stated a prisoner riot in the yard was
2 and QRF was needed. So we geared up and exited out the back doof into the yard and staged at the "Sally Ron -. We were standing bye waiting for yard personnel to give us guidance. In the meantime. I personally saw a lot of commotion, but I didn't see anythina that had to do with prisoners being out of control. Finally we go in and we saw that there were some detaineesthat had wounds. We observed one that appeared to be a fatality. The QRF then'assisted in getting wounded prisoners out of the compound and to attempt to locate the prisoners who had started the riot. After that we got the wounded prisoners out and separated the prisoners who were still acting aggressive. Approximately 30niinutes later, I was guarding a guy who had received some minor shotgun injuries, but was okay. Once he was taken, I sat down and started looking at the overall situation. All of the sudden, I'm sitting there and it seemed as though the volume in my ears felt like it was turned down. My hearing was diminishing. 1 thought maybe I had been struck up side the head, but did not recall being touched at all. I thought I should get up and leave and I attempted to get u and all the muscles in my legs felt like rubber and I couldn't get up. Not being able to stand up, SGT came around and asked me if I was alright. 1 told him that I couldn't stand up. I was placed on a litter and taken inside. Once inside, I was laying there and felt as if I was in a dream. I was so relaxed and couldn't feel anything. 1 wanted to go to sleep. I remember telling SGT 1111111111.that I wanted to go-to steep. I could hear S.-GT.1111.sayiniz that I couldn't go to sleep because if I went to work, I may not be able to get up. He told me to talk to him. I sensed desperation in his voice. I guess 1 was really dehydrated. 1 was laying there and I could hear SGT AIMbut I couldn't move any part of my body. I was told that I was dehydrated and they wanted to start an IV. I told them no because I hated needles. I was told that I had to have an IV. I was given two IV bags and I then started to feel better.
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Q: Did you see any prisoners throwing rocks or being aggressive'?
A: No, we were an after the fact.
Q: How many shotgun blasts did you hear?
A: Two or three at'first and then radio traffic increased and the QRF was requested.
Q: What types of wounds did you observe on the prisoners?
A: Shotgun,pellets.
Q: Do you know who fired the shotgun?
A: No, I have no idea who fired their weapons. )0(1.0(4.47 ,
Q: What type of medical treatment did SGT, provide to you?
A: To the best of my knowledge. just conversation. We had plenty of medical personnel there.
Q: In addition to the heat, did you have any problems with stress during or immediately after the riot?
A: I don't know. I was just generally concerned.
Q: Do YOU recall having a problem breathing during ¦ our heat injury'?
A: I don't recall. but I was later told b\ someone whom I don't remember. that my skin color had changed
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