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Ammon
7 days ago
- Politics
- Ammon
Jordan, Turkey discuss enhanced security cooperation
Ammon News - Director of Public Security Major General Obaidallah Maaytah met on Monday with Turkish Ambassador to Jordan Yakup Caymazo?lu to discuss expanding cooperation between the two countries in the field of law enforcement and public safety. The meeting, held at Public Security Directorate headquarters in Amman, focused on strengthening bilateral ties through the exchange of expertise and best practices, with the aim of building institutional capacities and improving community policing strategies. Major General Maaytah reaffirmed the depth of Jordanian-Turkish relations, underscoring the importance of joint security coordination in addressing regional and global challenges. He noted that collaborative efforts in law enforcement are essential to fostering public safety and upholding the rule of law. Ambassador Caymazo?lu praised the advanced capabilities and professionalism of the Jordanian Public Security Directorate, highlighting the value of ongoing cooperation. He expressed Turkey's readiness to support further partnership initiatives in training, information-sharing, and technical development.
Jordan News
24-05-2025
- Politics
- Jordan News
Security: Three Arab Juveniles Arrested for Disrespecting the Jordanian Flag - Jordan News
The media spokesperson for the Public Security Directorate stated that a special investigative team from the concerned departments conducted an investigation into the video clip circulated yesterday, in which three juveniles were seen desecrating and vandalizing flags placed on a bridge in the capital. اضافة اعلان The spokesperson confirmed that the investigation led to the identification of three juveniles (of Arab nationality) involved in the offensive act—two of whom appeared in the video, while the third was underneath the bridge collecting the discarded flags under the pretext of selling them later. All three have been arrested, and legal action will be taken against them. He stressed that such behavior, which is rejected by Jordanian society, and any offense against national symbols under any pretext, will not be tolerated. The strictest measures will be taken, and anyone attempting to insult or harm these national symbols will be pursued.
Jordan News
24-05-2025
- Jordan News
Attempt to Smuggle 200,000 Narcotic Pills Foiled at Jaber Border Crossing - Jordan News
The Anti-Narcotics Department thwarted an attempt to smuggle 200,000 narcotic pills hidden inside the tire of a cargo vehicle and arrested three individuals involved in the case. They also raided a drug dealer of Arab nationality in the Central Badia region. اضافة اعلان The media spokesperson for the Public Security Directorate stated that personnel from the Anti-Narcotics Department, in cooperation and coordination with Jordan Customs and other security agencies at the Jaber border crossing, successfully thwarted the smuggling attempt. According to the details, information was received about an individual of Arab nationality coordinating with people inside Jordan to smuggle a large quantity of narcotic pills using a cargo vehicle. Authorities monitored the case, identified the vehicle, and tracked those who were to receive the drugs inside Jordan. Once the vehicle arrived, it was seized, and upon inspection, 200,000 narcotic pills were found hidden inside a tire. Simultaneously, a raid was carried out, and the two recipients of the drugs were arrested after locating their whereabouts. In a separate case, a security force from the department raided a farm in the Central Badia, used by an Arab national drug dealer for his illegal activities. He was arrested, and a search of the premises uncovered 18,000 narcotic pills, five firearms—including an automatic weapon—and a quantity of live ammunition.
Roya News
24-05-2025
- Politics
- Roya News
Three minors arrested in Amman for desecrating Jordanian flags
Jordanian security forces have arrested three minors of Arab nationality for desecrating and damaging Jordanian flags displayed on a bridge in the capital, Amman. A spokesperson for the Public Security Directorate confirmed that legal action will be taken against the minors. What penalties could they face? The incident has sparked public debate about the legal consequences for the youths involved. According to legal expert Dr. Ashraf Al-Ra'i, Article 26 (d) of the Juvenile Law states that if a juvenile commits a misdemeanor, the court may impose any of the non-custodial measures listed in Article 24 of the law. These include: Reprimand or verbal warning Official caution Handing the juvenile over to a guardian or caregiver Supervision by a trusted individual or family Supervision by a probation officer (6 months to 3 years) Enrollment in a rehabilitation or training program (6 months to 3 years) Community service (40 to 100 hours) Additionally, under Article 12 (a) of the Jordanian Flag Law, anyone who intentionally insults or damages the flag is subject to a prison sentence of six months to two years and a fine ranging from JD1,000 to JD3,000. Security forces: No tolerance for such acts The Public Security Directorate stated that a specialized investigative team reviewed a video that circulated online showing three minors damaging flags on a bridge. Investigations identified the individuals: two appeared in the video, while the third was collecting the discarded flags below the bridge, allegedly to sell them. All three were arrested and will face legal consequences. Authorities stressed that there will be zero tolerance for such offensive acts against national symbols and that the strictest measures will be taken against anyone attempting to disrespect or harm them.
Ammon
24-05-2025
- Ammon
PSD: 3 Arab minors arrested for vandalizing Jordanian flags in Amman
Ammon News - The media spokesperson for the Public Security Directorate (PSD) said that three minors who appeared in a video circulated on Friday were arrested, showing them insulting and vandalizing flags on a bridge in Amman. Through investigations, authorities identified them —who are of Arab nationality—as participants in the incident. Two were seen in the footage committing the act, while the third was reportedly beneath the bridge gathering the discarded flags, allegedly intending to sell them. They were all arrested, and legal action will be taken against them, the media spokesperson added.
