Oct. 29, Iraqi officials informed that arrested sixty-one army and police officers in view of terrorist attack in central Baghdad, The New York Times reports.

“The attacks, in which suicide bombers were seen on film passing through numerous security checkpoints before detonating their vehicles in front of three government buildings, spurred angry criticism and accusations of corruption among the officers manning the checkpoints,” the daily reads.

Al-Qaeda claimed responsibility for suicide bombing in Baghdad that killed at least 155 people, and wounded hundreds more.