Egypt's military rulers have transferred former dictator Hosni Mubarak to the capital Cairo in a bid to probe his involvement in the killing of peaceful protesters.
Mubarak fled to his villa in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh following his ouster in February.
Ahmed Abu Baraka, a member of the Muslim Brotherhood Legal Committee, says he will remain in military custody until judicial proceedings begin through the order of a court, the Tehran-based Arabic news channel al-Alam reported.'
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Mubharaks arrest is very unfortunate he is very old now he is in his last days so he should be free. His arrest is very bad past is past let him live his life happily.
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