UK Police hunt Moroccan suspect
Posted: Sat Jul 09, 2005 2:08 am
As British security agencies pick up the pieces following the devastating bombings in London, the crucial question remains how does the UK allow islamic terrorists live and work in the UK, knowing that some are wanted for terrorists crimes in other countries?
An international terrorist Al-Gerbouzi, who was granted asylum in the UK, was sentenced to 20 years in absentia by a court in Morocco for his alleged involvment in the bombings in Casablanca which killed 44 people in 2003. This north African, a British resident for 16 years. is believed to have connections with al-Qa'ida
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An international terrorist Al-Gerbouzi, who was granted asylum in the UK, was sentenced to 20 years in absentia by a court in Morocco for his alleged involvment in the bombings in Casablanca which killed 44 people in 2003. This north African, a British resident for 16 years. is believed to have connections with al-Qa'ida
Independent News Ireland
www.unison.ie/