Britons alleging UAE abuse showed no sign of mistreatment - police


DUBAI (Reuters) - A police officer told a court in the United Arab Emirates on Thursday that three Britons who allege they were tortured after their arrest on drug charges exhibited no injuries or signs of mistreatment.

Grant Cameron, Karl Williams and Suneet Jeerh were taken into custody in July 2012 during a holiday in the UAE after police said they found a form of synthetic cannabis in their hire car.

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