4 men accused of trying to sell weapons of Saddam's family
By REUTERS
Four men were arrested on Thursday and accused of conspiring to sell stolen firearms believed to have belonged to the family of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, officials said.The pistols, shotguns and revolvers are estimated to be worth $250,000 to $350,000, according to a statement issued by the office of US Attorney Paul Fishman in Newark, New Jersey.The four men are accused of trying to find a buyer in New Jersey for the weapons, which were believed stored in Florida, the prosecutor said.
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