Thursday, February 28, 2008

CSI Baghdad...

Evening...

Not much news tonight on the 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment. No new photos...just a quick article on work by Eagle Company, 2-2 SCR in the Rashid District.

If you have forgotten how difficult an environment our warriors are working in this article will be a reminder...

Hmmmm, I wonder if our guys ever thought they would be working CSI Baghdad prior to this deployment? Regardless, I am constantly impressed with their ability to be creative, adjust to the task at hand and overcome...oh, and finish the job.

Though not pretty, these are the kind of stories that keep me optimistic about the mission the 2nd SCR is performing. What are your thoughts?

Tip of the hat to Eagle Company, 2-2 SCR!

By Multi-National Division – Baghdad PAO

BAGHDAD – Multi-National Division - Baghdad soldiers questioned a “person of interest” Feb. 25, after a Sons of Iraq leader and his son were found murdered in the Mechanix neighborhood of Rashid District Feb. 24.

Following a report of the murders, soldiers of Company E, 2nd Squadron, 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment, attached to 4th Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, found the bodies of the local SOI leader and his son in the SOI headquarters building in Mechanix. The victims had their hands tied behind their backs and had multiple gunshot wounds.

After pursuing a trail of evidence and receiving tips from several Iraqi civilian sources, MND-B soldiers detained a person of interest for questioning in connection to the murders. The suspect was transferred to the 7/2 national police brigade headquarters for further questioning.

“Our condolences go out to the family of these men who died making Baghdad and Iraq a more secure place for its people,” said Maj. Kirk Luedeke, Task Force Dragon spokesman. “We will continue to seek out those responsible for these murders and bring them to justice.

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Chris, I love you son. I remember your sacrifice and I am so very proud of you...

v/r,
- Collabman

1 comment:

Marti said...

Maybe the CSI member of our group would be interested in some of these soldiers when they are discharged. The realm of what they can do never ceases to amaze me.