Ministry Of Interior Takes Swift Legal Action Against Assault On Security Personnel

In response to recent assaults on security personnel on duty, the Ministry of Interior has issued a comprehensive statement outlining legal measures taken against the involved individuals. Charges include assaulting a public employee during duty, insulting a public employee, and the misuse of a phone for photography. The accused individuals face a 10-day detention in the central prison as the investigation progresses, and their vehicle is set to be transferred to the traffic reservation garage.

The Ministry of Interior emphasizes its unwavering commitment to dealing firmly with those who insult and assault security personnel. This determination is reinforced by the revelation that the driver of the vehicle, accused of reckless driving in a widely circulated video clip, was also involved in an assault on security personnel.

Recent developments in the case involve the apprehension of the relatives of the accused at the police station, and the impounding of the vehicle in question in the garage. Thorough investigations have led to the registration of a case encompassing five charges: insulting and assaulting a public employee during duty, threatening, misuse of a phone, misuse of force, and aiding an accused individual in escaping.

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