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Ahmadi Security Launched A Campaign Targeting Violations Of Law And Order
Scores arrested in Ahmadi Security Directorate launched a campaign targeting violations of law and order. The campaign covered the areas of Hadiya, Abu Halifa, Mahboula, Mina Abdullah and Fintas, resulting in the arrest of 26 violators, while 13 traffic tickets were issued. Six persons were arrested at a suspected liquor factory, while a citizen and an Asian were detained on suspicion of having drugs and drug paraphernalia on them. Seven persons were detained on debt cases, one wanted to serve five years in jail, while five persons were arrested as their residencies had expired.
SOURCE : IIK
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