BAGHDAD -- Guards employed by Unity Resources Group, a security company responsible for the shooting deaths of two Iraqi women Oct. 9, had shot and seriously wounded a man driving a van 3½ months ...

Guards employed by Unity Resources Group, a security company responsible for the shooting deaths of two Iraqi women here Oct. 9, had shot and seriously wounded a man driving a van 3 1/2 months earlier ...

WASHINGTON (CN) - U.S. mercenaries killed an unarmed woman when they shot up a car full of people returning from church in Baghdad, the dead woman's father claims in Superior Court. He says the Unity ...

The security contractor accused of shooting two Iraqis in Baghdad on Tuesday was working indirectly for a branch of the U.S. government. According to the State Department, the company, Unity Resources ...

In Iraq, two Iraqi women have been killed in the latest shooting by a foreign military firm. The victims were driving home from work when their vehicle came under fire by guards with the ...

Dubai-based Unity Resources Group yesterday admitted their involvement in a shooting incident in Karrada district in Iraq saying that the company is working with the Iraqi authorities investigating ...

WASHINGTON (CN) - A native of Iraq living in Tennessee claims U.S. mercenaries "sped off like gangsters" after killing his daughter by shooting up a car full of people returning from church in Baghdad ...

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The guards worked for Australian-run Unity Resources Group, which has headquarters in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. Unity said on its Web site that it deeply regretted the incident, in which it ...

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Security firm Unity Resources Group confirmed Wednesday that its guards were involved in shootings that left two Iraqi women dead, saying they feared a suicide attack when they opened fire on the car ...