Khalfan says that al-Baghdadi in Mosul and captured easier to capture the hare

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Twilight News Team Dubai's police chief, former, Dahi Khalfan /, said the arrest of "Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi," the leader of al Daash easier to capture the hare, special forces that al-Baghdadi does not have to encrypt communications.

Khalfan said, the leader of the "Daash" extremist, located in an area very close to the mosque in Mosul, which gave the Friday sermon.

Khalfan said that combing the area and find the al-Baghdadi is very easy.

And chirp, saying: "box in which it resides Baghdadi very small ... arrest him easier to capture the hare !!".

Dahi Khalfan revealed via his Twitter that al-Baghdadi forces do not have to encrypt communications, and, therefore, followed by "easier to trace the elephant," he said.

He stressed that al-Baghdadi, not far from the mosque, which gave the Friday sermon (as a presence) of more than 10 km in a circular motion.

The United States has the US valued prize of ten million dollars for information guides to know Baghdadi place or arrested or convicted.

The real name of the Baghdadi, Iraqi nationality, is Ibrahim Awwad Ibrahim Ali al-Badri, the Samurai.

The personal profile for Baghdadi posted on social media sympathetic to the "Islamic state" that he is married but did not provide further details.

According biography published by Islamic forums that he was born in 1971 and that of an Iraqi family of preachers and teachers of the Arabic language, and he studied at the Islamic University in Baghdad.

According to US media reports that al-Baghdadi was detained for several years in the US-run prison in southern Iraq before becoming in 2010 the leader of the "Islamic State of Iraq" that preceded the current organization of the Islamic state, which has spread to Syria in 2013.

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