
Two Britons Detained in Azerbaijan on Suspicion of Bioterrorism mosnews \|\| December 07, 2005 [Related - British Special Forces Caught Carrying Out Staged Terror In Iraq?] Police in Baku, the capital of the former Soviet republic of Azerbaijan, have detained two British nationals near a water reservoir. The two are being held on suspicion of trying to poison water supplies, the Regnum news agency reported. The two men were arrested on Dec. 3 as they were trying to pour a white powder into the water. The powder has been sent for examination. Prelimary reports identified the suspects as Paul Williamson and Duncan Jackson, employees of British Petroleum. The Azeri police said a map of the area was found on the detainees. Article Posted at www.KnowledgeDrivenRevolution.com A correspondent for local television network, Azad Azarbaycan TV, cited a police source as saying that the two had been detained because they had behaved in a suspicious manner near the strategic water reservoir. The expatriates were questioned at the district police department for several hours but did not explain why they had entered the area of the water reservoir. The National Security Ministry is currently investigating the bizarre actions of the foreigners. About KDR \| \| Home \| \| Weekly Features Archive	Weekly Weekly Features Archive
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Two Britons Detained in Azerbaijan on Suspicion of Bioterrorism

mosnews || December 07, 2005

[Related - British Special Forces Caught Carrying Out Staged Terror In Iraq?]

Police in Baku, the capital of the former Soviet republic of Azerbaijan, have detained two British nationals near a water reservoir. The two are being held on suspicion of trying to poison water supplies, the Regnum news agency reported.

The two men were arrested on Dec. 3 as they were trying to pour a white powder into the water. The powder has been sent for examination.

Prelimary reports identified the suspects as Paul Williamson and Duncan Jackson, employees of British Petroleum. The Azeri police said a map of the area was found on the detainees.

Article Posted at www.KnowledgeDrivenRevolution.com

A correspondent for local television network, Azad Azarbaycan TV, cited a police source as saying that the two had been detained because they had behaved in a suspicious manner near the strategic water reservoir.

The expatriates were questioned at the district police department for several hours but did not explain why they had entered the area of the water reservoir. The National Security Ministry is currently investigating the bizarre actions of the foreigners.

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