Iraqi officials arrest man wanted by Australian police as ‘number one priority’

SYDNEY, Jan 14 (Reuters) - Iraqi officials have arrested a man wanted by Australian Federal Police as a person of interest in the investigation into a spate of firebombings, including an antisemitic attack on a Melbourne synagogue, police said on Wednesday. Iraq’s National Center for International Judicial Cooperation said in a statement that Kadhim Malik Hamad Rabah al-Hajami had been arrested as part of a drugs investigation, after a request from Australia. Barrett said Iraqi officials had made an independent decision to arrest the man in their own criminal investigation, after Australian Federal Police provided information to Iraqi law enforcement late last year. 🔗 Leggi su Internazionale.it

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Iraqi officials arrest man wanted by Australian police as ‘number one priority’.

Iraqi officials arrest man wanted by Australian police as ‘number one priority’ - Iraqi officials have arrested a man wanted by Australian Federal Police as a person of interest in the investigation into a spate of firebombings, ... theprint.in

Iraqi Arrest of Australian Firebombing Suspect Marks Security Breakthrough - Iraqi authorities have arrested Kazem Hamad, a person of interest in multiple firebombings in Australia, including an antisemitic attack on a Melbourne synagogue. devdiscourse.com

Australian authorities' top target arrested in Iraq - The man has been identified by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) as Kazem Hamad, also known as Kadhim Malik Hamad Rabah al- chinaview.cn