 That assessment was signed by camp commandant Mark Buzby and recommended his continued detention in Guantanamo.He was described as a ""low threat"" prisoner, which Carol Rosenberg, of the "Miami Herald", explained meant he was compliant, and didn't represent a threat to JTF-GTMO staff.She reported the assessment ""advised against his release, in part, because he 'resisted cooperation with interrogators and remains largely unexploited' — meaning he had yet to spill any al-Qaida secrets.""