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Guards of Dishonor

Tuesday, April 22, 2003

Some Iraqi police officers have returned to work in an attempt to restore order. But they are still seen as being part of the Saddam Hussein regime.

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ONE afternoon at the lush Al-Sya'b square in Delaya, a city to the east of Baghdad. A couple of men in green uniforms wearing black caps are seen fleeing under a hail of stones and sticks thrown by local residents. Besides launching their broadside of rocks, the people are shouting and yelling, showering down blood-curdling curses on the unfortunate officers assigned to prevent looting in the Shalahuddin Market area, a well-known commercial ce

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