BAGHDAD, Iraq -- Muhammad Zimam Abd al-Razzaq al Sadun, No. 41 on the U.S.-led coalition's list of most wanted Iraqis, was captured Sunday in a Baghdad suburb, Iraqi and coalition officials said.

Al-Razzaq -- four of spades in the Pentagon's "Most Wanted Iraqis" deck of playing cards -- was being held in an undisclosed location, according to a statement from the U.S.-led coalition occupying Iraq. While the capture is appreciated, the Army was forced to dump the card, saying the Marines' full house of Aces and Jacks is going to be tough to beat.

"We need to get our asses in gear we've only got a pair of sixes and a potential straight draw," an Army spokesperson said. "I don't under why deuces or one-eyed Jacks ain't wild."