ANDERSON COOPER, CNN ANCHOR: We move now to neighboring Kuwait. More arrests had been made in the ambush that killed one American businessman and wounded another. CNN's Martin Savage has the latest.</s>MARTIN SAVAGE, CNN CORRESPONDENT (on camera): Kuwaiti officials tell CNN that six more arrests have now been made in connection with the case of the attack, the deadly attack, on two American civilian contractors here in Kuwait earlier in the week. On Wednesday, the prime suspect was taken into custody: Sami al Mutairi, a 25-year-old Kuwaiti social worker. He was actually picked up as he attempted to cross the Kuwaiti border into Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabian officials turned him over to Kuwait. And Kuwaiti authorities say that he has confessed to the attack. Now Kuwaiti police believe that he acted alone on that specific day, but they have always felt that he had additional help, especially in the planning stages. And that's where these six new arrests come in. At least one of the new suspects is now accused of providing the weapons which al Mutairi used to carry out his attack on the Americans. All six of these people have been in trouble before with Kuwaiti law enforcement. And Kuwaiti officials tell CNN they believe the six were planning further attacks. They won't say against whom, and they won't say when those attacks were to be carried out. Martin Savage, CNN, Kuwait.
Six More Arrests Made in Ambush of American Businessman in Kuwait