Iraqi National Police Force Continues To Expand

February 6, 2008 – 7:15 pm

I wonder why I can’t find this story in the Credentialed Media?

Top Iraqi Police officials and Coalition military police gathered at the Camp Fiji training facility Feb. 2 to witness 493 new Iraqi Police officers graduate and perform a demonstration.

“This increase in police force will better the peace for the citizens,” said Capt. Mohammad, training commander, Iraqi Police’s Forward Unit. “I see only good things in our future.”

Story by Sgt. Daniel D. Blottenberger, 18th MP Brigade Public Affairs Office.

Crossposted at Right Wing News.

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