Five Somali men were convicted of piracy Wednesday for the 2010 attack on the USS Ashland off the coast of Africa. Each faces a mandatory life sentence plus additional time for related charges.
February 28, 2013 at 06:08 AM
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Five Somali men were convicted of piracy Wednesday for the 2010 attack on the USS Ashland off the coast of Africa.
A sixth man who claimed to be the group’s leader had already pleaded guilty to lesser charges and testified that they thought they were attacking a merchant ship when one of his crew members fired an AK-47 at the Ashland.
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