You may recall the case of AP photographer Bilal Hussein who was arrested in April, 2006. At that time, Hussein was under suspicion because some of his "award winning" photographs were of insurgents taking part in attacks, including one famous picture of terrorists executing 3 Iraqis in broad daylight in the middle of a Baghdad street. Hussein and his employer AP swore that it was just a "lucky coincidence" that Hussein happened to be in the right spot at the right time to film the murders.On April 12, 2006, Hussein was detained by the US military:Hussein was detained April 12, 2006 after marines entered his house in Ramadi to establish a temporary observation post and found bomb-making materials, insurgent propaganda and a surveillance photograph of a US military installation. Morrell said Hussein, who was part of an AP photo team that won a Pulitzer Prize in 2005, had previously aroused suspicion because he was often at the scene insurgent attacks as...(Read Full Post)