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Deir Mimas mayor's killing: Intoxication does not absolve the accused

Nabatieh investigative judge issued an indictment against the suspected murderer of the local mayor.

Deir Mimas mayor's killing: Intoxication does not absolve the accused

A building destroyed by the Israeli army, in Deir Mimas, southern Lebanon, on May 13, 2026. (Credit: Image provided by the municipality)

On Thursday, Nabatieh investigative judge Fatima Majed issued an indictment against F.B., suspected of killing Deir Mimas Mayor Souheil Abou Jamra, and seriously injuring mokhtar Nicolas Sleiman on June 1. The judge found that the defendant, who was arrested on June 2, had committed intentional homicide. She determined that his state of intoxication at the time did not exempt him from criminal responsibility, given his history of violent behavior linked to regular alcohol consumption. The judicial decision has been referred to the Indictment Chamber, presided over by Mounif Barakat, which may, if appropriate, refer the case to the Nabatieh Criminal Court. More on the story Lebanese Army arrests suspect in fatal shooting of Deir Mimas' head of municipality According to the investigation, Sleiman and Abou Jamra were at the...
On Thursday, Nabatieh investigative judge Fatima Majed issued an indictment against F.B., suspected of killing Deir Mimas Mayor Souheil Abou Jamra, and seriously injuring mokhtar Nicolas Sleiman on June 1. The judge found that the defendant, who was arrested on June 2, had committed intentional homicide. She determined that his state of intoxication at the time did not exempt him from criminal responsibility, given his history of violent behavior linked to regular alcohol consumption. The judicial decision has been referred to the Indictment Chamber, presided over by Mounif Barakat, which may, if appropriate, refer the case to the Nabatieh Criminal Court. More on the story Lebanese Army arrests suspect in fatal shooting of Deir Mimas' head of municipality According to the investigation, Sleiman and Abou Jamra were at the...
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