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He said he would never be captured alive
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He said he would never be captured alive. True to his prediction Nasser Khalaf Al-Enezi, believed to have killed two securitymen in the first shootout between Islamic militants and security forces in the country that occurred in Maidan Hawally last month, died evading capture Sunday in Salmiya.
"You'll never take me alive, coppers!"
"Hokay! [BANG! BANG! BANGETY BANG!]"
"Ow! Ow! Hey! Stop that! You're hurting me!... Aaaaaiiiieeee! Rosebud!" |
Mohammed Saeed, an Egyptian security guard of Al-Raed Security Co, who was on duty at Zawiya Towers Sunday morning said he was standing by a pool in the compound when he saw three men, armed to the teeth, jumping over a rear wall and entering the compound. "I confronted them and they told me they were securitymen. They showed me their IDs and two of them asked for access to the sixth floor. I saw a police vehicle also parking in front of the building and snipers coming out and taking positions behind the vehicle. I then saw four other police vehicles parked on the empty streets and snipers coming out with heavy weapons. In no time the firing began. The police were shooting from my building and from across the street at the other building while a helicopter was hovering overhead. At the same time I saw fire being returned from that building while some of the police frantically called out from loudspeakers on the militants to surrender. 'Give yourselves up,' they shouted."Mohammed said the shooting continued for more than one and half hours and he heard screams of pain from the house where the militants were holed up. He later saw the police carrying three wounded men into an ambulance that sped away.Mohammed said the police used guns mounted on armored carriers and he also believes they used gas bombs to incapacitate the militants. | The scary part of this story? Fred's graphic is exactly how this guy imagined himself to look like in real life... |
| Including the curly blond hair? |
Posted by: Fred 2005-02-01 |
