Six Asians Held for Selling Alcoholic Substances
The General Directorate of Criminal Investigation and Forensic Science has arrested six Asians in two separate incidents for selling alcoholic substances.
The move was part of the Directorate's efforts to uphold public order, combat crime, and enforce the law.
It stated that upon receiving information regarding the cases, investigation and search operations were promptly initiated.
These efforts led to the identification and arrest of the suspects, with quantities of alcoholic substances found in their possession.
The seized items were confiscated, and the necessary legal proceedings have been taken to refer both cases to the Public Prosecution.
The Criminal Media Division has urged the public to cooperate with the authorities.
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