BENI SUEF, Egypt, March 28 (UPI) -- Important documents have been stolen from the home of a top Muslim Brotherhood leader, the Egyptian group said Monday.
Burglars tore down doors, smashed windows and broke furniture in the home of "supreme guide" Mohamed Badie in Beni Suef, south of Cairo, his spokesman told the Middle East News Agency.
Badie and his family had been visiting Cairo and found the break-in when they got home Sunday night, spokesman Waleed Shalabi said.
Badie accused two officers from deposed regime's secret police of being behind the crime.
Ikwanweb.com, the Brotherhood's site, said vital documents, CDs and a flash drive were taken.
Source: United Press International (UPI).
Link: http://www.upi.com/Top_News/World-News/2011/03/28/Burglars-strike-Muslim-Brotherhood-leader/UPI-98401301332238/.
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