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Germany authorities have arrested a Somali man suspected of being among a group of pirates who seized a German freighter four years ago. The MV Susan K, operated by a German shipping firm, was hijacked off the coast of Oman in 2011. Pirates held the crew hostage for more than two months until their demand […]

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Germany authorities have arrested a Somali man suspected of being among a group of pirates who seized a German freighter four years ago.

The MV Susan K, operated by a German shipping firm, was hijacked off the coast of Oman in 2011. Pirates held the crew hostage for more than two months until their demand for a ransom of $3.5 million was paid.

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German news agency dpa quoted Osnabrueck prosecutor Alexander Retemeyer as saying Friday that the unidentified Somali had admitted taking part in the hijacking.

He was arrested three weeks ago in a home for asylum seekers in the southern town of Reutlingen.

There are hundreds of Somali refugees in Germany and new asylum seekers in the country.

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