Guinea-Bissau Police Arrest Suspects in Mauritania Murders

12 Jan 2008

Police in Guinea-Bissau say they have arrested two suspects in connection with the killing of four French tourists in Mauritania last month. Police arrested the men Friday in the capital, Bissau. They identified the two as 28-year-old Mohamed Ould Sidi Chabarnou alias Abou Mouslim or Abou Soulema and 26-year-old Sidi Ould Sidna alias Abou Jendel. Full Story

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