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been placed in a clear evidence bag that the detainees presumed was a trash bag. The riot started around 7 am in compound 10. The initial incident was stopped within an hour but around 11 am the theater internment facility exploded with multiple compound riots. Multiple weapons were found during the initial search, and based on the detainees use of weapons against the guard force, multiple weapons were confiscated during additional searches initiated because of the riot.
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violation occurred during the building of the detention facility. The Anti-Deficiency Act provides that no one can obligate the
Government to make payments for which money has not already been authorized. The inspector general's report was released to Congress on 30 January 2007 and in it concluded:
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11 May 2006, detainees initiated a multiple compound riot that included the burning of their living quarters, burning a Humvee and assaults on other detainees. The reported cause of the riot was detainees being unhappy that their housing areas were searched and that a Qu'ran with
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by U.S. military personnel at Camp Bucca. These allegations include that "internees at Camp Bucca are alleged to have been exposed deliberately to extremes of both heat and cold, by being made to wait for hours in the heat of the sun while their accommodation was searched and forcibly showered with
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Necaise because the prisoners spit and threw feces at guards. Necaise's attorney blamed upper-level Navy officers for the incident because they assigned the sailors to Camp Bucca without any prior experience working in law enforcement or detention facilities. Necaise and the remaining sailors
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violations at Camp Bucca and stated that "inmates were routinely treated by their guards with general contempt, with petty violence such as having orders screamed at them and being cursed, kicked, struck with rifle butts, roughed up or pushed around. They were reportedly handcuffed in the back and
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Military Police Battalion stationed at Camp Bucca was killed when he was struck by a vehicle operated by Erinys International while pulling security for the United States convoy which was stopped due to an Iraqi vehicle which flipped over while trying to avoid
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began the Family
Visitation Allowance Program at Camp Bucca. The program provides monetary assistance to families of detainees held at Camp Bucca to help cover part of the traveling and hotel costs required to visit the facility. The benefits are calculated based on the distance between their home
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were transferred to Bucca, where U.S. authorities hoped to showcase a model detention facility. Nevertheless, Camp Bucca was the scene of prisoner abuse documented over many years by the Red Cross, Amnesty
International, and U.S. Army investigators. It housed numerous prominent Islamic extremists,
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assigned to Camp Bucca died of non-combat related injuries. Initial reports stated that the airmen was killed by an accidental discharge of a gun being cleaned by another airman; however in
February 2007, it was reported that Airman 1st Class Kyle J. Dalton, of the 15th Security Forces Squadron,
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on until they struck Monroe. Monroe was dismounted and standing guard near the 5-ton vehicle he was driving providing security after the convoy he was in stopped to render assistance to an Iraqi who had been involved in a car accident. The force of the accident sheared Monroe's right leg off and
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In 2007, a Canadian citizen and U.S. resident who had been a prisoner at Camp Bucca described abuse by military personnel. The prisoner, Hossam Shaltout, called Camp Bucca a "torture camp" and said that prisoners were beaten and sexually humiliated. Shaltout said that his arms and legs had been
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and would include $ 17.6 million retrofit of "13 existing compounds to add concrete pads to prevent tunneling, better segregation areas, and better shower and latrine facilities" as well as new housing, a waste water treatment plant, a water treatment plant and a $ 3.2 million brick factory for
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threw him 30–40 feet in the air. Monroe later "died on a Medavac helicopter en route to Shalib Airbase". In a statement in response to the lawsuit, a spokesperson for the company stated "It was a very tragic accident for which Erinys and its employees have been thoroughly exonerated".
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cases of prison riots and the use of lethal force, the matter was investigated by the U.S. Army's Criminal Investigations Division. The investigation concluded that a detainee leader had incited the riot by making an accusation that camp soldiers were stepping on
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where they perceive improvements could be made. To maintain their neutral status, they refuse coalition security when traveling in Iraq, which causes them to occasionally suspend visits when they deem conditions too hazardous for their personnel.
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2nd Class Adam M. White, pleaded guilty to conspiracy and assault and was sentenced to 89 days confinement and reduction of two pay grades. Adams claims he and other sailors participated in the beating of two detainees at the direction of Chief
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and ordered to forfeit all pay and allowances. Dalton admitted to the court that he tracked Ware with his pistol in the barracks and pulled the trigger thinking the weapon was unloaded. He also admitted that he had previously aimed a loaded
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provided them with the opportunity to forge alliances and learn from each other, combining the ideological fervour of the latter with the organizational skills of the former. Former Camp Bucca detainees who went on to become leaders in the
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hooded for the duration of the interrogation and were prohibited from talking to each other or to the guards." A Red Cross representative said that their report documented a "broad pattern" of abuse, as opposed to isolated incidents.
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We could never have all got together like this in Baghdad, or anywhere else", he told me. "It would have been impossibly dangerous. Here, we were not only safe, but we were only a few hundred metres away from the entire al-Qaida
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employee and wounded several other civilian contractors. The rocket attack came less than a week after a convoy from Camp Bucca was attacked by an improvised explosive device. No one was seriously injured in that attack.
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Joseph D. Alomar, a member of Navy Provisional Detainee Battalion 2, assigned to Camp Bucca died of non-combat related injuries. The sailor is reported to have died from a gunshot wound to the head.
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ventilation was secured. The abuse apparently occurred after some detainees attacked guards, spitting on them and throwing containers filled with human waste at them. Seven other sailors received
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On 7 January 2006, Sergeant Nathan Field and Specialist Robert Johnson assigned to the 414th Military Police Company were killed in a non-combat vehicle accident just outside Camp Bucca.
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for failing to report the incidents. Two had their charges dismissed, and the remainder were reduced in rank or faced suspended punishment. In November 2008, the 6 sailors faced an
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was wounded when a rocket struck Compound 8, in the Theater Internment Facility located at Camp Bucca. On 10 June 2007, a seventh detainee, who had been medically evacuated to
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reported that Camp Bucca was among several sites in Iraq that had sensitive information posted on non-secure web sites. The Camp Bucca documents, posted on the web site of
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On 1 July 2007, a detainee died from what is being reported as natural causes while in the intensive care unit at the Theater Internment Facility hospital at Camp Bucca.
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by United States Army investigators found "egregious acts and grave breaches of international law" at Camp Bucca.
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1915:Suzanne Goldenberg (30 October 2007).
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394:Navy Provisional Detainee Battalion 1
215:United States Army Corps of Engineers
3765:Iraq War crimes by the United States
3279:Andrew Tilghman (14 November 2008).
2508:"Blasts rock Baghdad despite curfew"
1114:Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant
1105:Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant
595:whose remains were later found at a
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363:adding citations to reliable sources
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3591:McCoy, Terrence (4 November 2014).
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2832:"Six dead in attack on Iraq prison"
2597:"Sailor From Brooklyn Dies in Iraq"
1332:Chulov, Martin (11 December 2014).
1201:"US jail guards in Iraq abuse case"
1003:Army and Air Force Exchange Service
867:in the second quarter of FY 2007."
861:United States Department of Defense
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3079:Noelle Phillips (24 August 2007).
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1500:"160th Military Police Battalion"
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2972:"Detainee dies at Camp Bucca"
2923:Amanda Reavy (28 June 2007).
2810:"Detainee dies at Camp Bucca"
2481:"26 Killed By Revenge Attack"
2130:U.S. Air Force Public Affairs
1976:"Detainee dies at Camp Bucca"
1845:"Detainee dies at Camp Bucca"
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1640:"Detainee dies at Camp Bucca"
1498:John Pike (21 January 1971).
1428:"Detainee Dies at Camp Bucca"
1426:John Pike (20 October 2004).
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3724:Video of riots at Camp Bucca
1477:International Herald Tribune
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1334:"Isis: the inside story"
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1150:Abu Mohammad al-Julani
1130:Abu Muslim al-Turkmani
1126:Abu Mohammed al-Adnani
836:dishonorable discharge
832:Langley Air Force Base
810:and failure to obey a
306:, many detainees from
267:forward operating base
211:Kellogg Brown and Root
3755:Prisoner-of-war camps
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889:On 17 January 2007,
830:on 23 April 2007 at
747:Erinys International
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317:Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi
206:U.S. Army Engineers,
3695:The Times of Israel
3622:"The Islamic State"
3597:The Washington Post
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3060:on 9 September 2007
2790:on 1 September 2014
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856:Anti-Deficiency Act
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2681:on 28 January 2013
2512:Middle East Online
2486:The New York Times
2266:. 23 February 2007
2240:. 20 February 2007
1479:. 18 February 2007
1146:Abu Ayman al-Iraqi
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177:United States Army
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