The military tribunal in Beirut. (Credit: National News Agency)
Nearly 20 days after the forceful arrest by State Security of Hassan Itani, a generator operator suspected of charging excessive rates for providing electricity to his clients in Saqiet al-Janzir (Beirut), the government commissioner at the military court, Claude Ghanem, is expected to complete his investigation this week. According to our information, he has only “three or four civilians” left to question in order to precisely establish the circumstances and clarify responsibilities. More from Claude Dentist killed in Ablah: Four years on, psychiatrist cites Viagra-related effect During the operation in this Sunni neighborhood of the capital, a State Security agent fired into the air to disperse supporters of Itani, who had intervened to prevent his arrest. The State Security mission, headed by a Shiite officer, Mohammad Shreim,...
Nearly 20 days after the forceful arrest by State Security of Hassan Itani, a generator operator suspected of charging excessive rates for providing electricity to his clients in Saqiet al-Janzir (Beirut), the government commissioner at the military court, Claude Ghanem, is expected to complete his investigation this week. According to our information, he has only “three or four civilians” left to question in order to precisely establish the circumstances and clarify responsibilities. More from Claude Dentist killed in Ablah: Four years on, psychiatrist cites Viagra-related effect During the operation in this Sunni neighborhood of the capital, a State Security agent fired into the air to disperse supporters of Itani, who had intervened to prevent his arrest. The State Security mission, headed by a Shiite officer, Mohammad...
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