NPR's Dina Temple-Raston says Libyan officials have informed the U.S.
that four people are in custody in connection with the attack on the
American consulate in Benghazi that killed Ambassador Chris Stevens and
three other embassy staffers on Tuesday.
But
U.S. officials have yet to interview the detainees, described as
"militants" or to verify their involvement in the attack.
Temple-Ralston says it is
also unclear whether those arrested are Libyans or foreigners.
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