Abdullah Al Senoussi, Gaddafi Spy Chief, To Be Extradited To Libya, Mauritania Reportedly Says

TRIPOLI, March 20 (Reuters) - Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz has agreed for Muammar Gaddafi's intelligence chief Abdullah al-Senussi to be extradited to Libya, Libya's deputy prime minister said on Twitter.

"I have met the President of Mauritania and he agreed to the extradition of Senussi to Libya," Libyan Deputy Prime Minister Mustafa Abu Shagour wrote on Twitter.

A Libyan government official confirmed the Twitter account was official. (Reporting by Hadeel al Shalchi and Marie-Lousie Gumuchian)

Comments

[fuzzychickens]

11:10 PM on 03/20/2012

What the heck?

Libya is now a disconnected collection of fiefdoms run by Islamic extremists.

Seems silly to be extraditing anyone into that.

[JerryLevy]

06:46 PM on 03/20/2012

Let's hope Gadaffi's willing executioner faces justice in front of the families of the people he is responsible for killing.

[jessdog]

01:48 AM on 03/21/2012

The people he is responsible for killing are probably the same people who bombed a synagogue a couple years ago in north Africa and the same people who attempted to shot down an Israeli plane in Kenya.

[JerryLevy]

07:20 AM on 03/21/2012

And since this is all just supposition by you in an attempt to excuse a vicious murderer, it was hardly worth posting, but again your support of the vicious Gadaffi dictatorship is noted.