Special Boat Service commandos may face murder charges over a shooting incident involving a suspected terrorist in Libya
Libya: So, there’s some serious stuff going down with the Special Boat Service. They might be facing murder charges after a suspected terrorist was shot during a mission.
This all happened during a secret operation in Libya, which is pretty wild. Apparently, military police are looking into it, and it’s a big deal.
From what I hear, a couple of years back, these elite troops were chasing a suspect in their vehicles. They ended up surrounding the guy’s car, and then shots were fired. The driver didn’t make it.
Now, there’s talk that they could have just arrested him instead of shooting. It’s a messy situation, and the Defence Serious Crimes Unit is on it.
They haven’t decided on the exact charges yet, but murder is definitely on the table. It’s all super classified, so we don’t know much.
This news comes at a time when there’s already an inquiry into SAS troops in Afghanistan. They’re looking into claims that a lot of civilians were killed during operations back in the day.
Families in Afghanistan are really upset, saying the SAS had a “campaign of murder” against civilians. It’s a tough situation, and the Ministry of Defence is saying they’ll take action if anyone’s found guilty.
