UK Watchdog: Doctor Dishonest in Death of Iraqi A medical watchdog has ruled that a former British army doctor failed to protect detainees and acted dishonestly following the death of an Iraqi civilian beaten and killed in the custody of U.K. troops in 2003. Baha Mousa died while in custody at a British base after being detained in a raid in Basra, Iraq, in September 2003. He had sustained 93 injuries, including fractured ribs and a broken nose. Britain's defense authorities later apologized for the mistreatment of Mousa and nine other Iraqis and paid a 3 million pound ($4.9 million) settlement. Derek Keilloh, the senior medic on duty who treated Mousa, had denied knowledge of any of Mousa's injuries. But Britain's Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service ruled Sunday that Keilloh knew of the injuries and failed to report them.