Crime & Justice
Egyptian Court Sentences Man to Two Years for Drug Trafficking and Weapon Possession
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Egyptian Court Sentences Man to Two Years for Drug Trafficking and Weapon Possession
An Egyptian criminal court in Sohag has sentenced a man to two years in prison on charges of drug trafficking and illegal weapon possession.
- The Sohag Criminal Court sentenced defendant “A.Kh.A” to one year for drug trafficking and one year for weapon possession, with the terms to run consecutively.
- The case dates to 2025 in the Markaz al-Mansha district, where police arrested the defendant following information about his drug dealing activities.
- The defendant was found in possession of a quantity of narcotics intended for sale and an illegal weapon.
- The defendant confessed to both charges and was referred to the criminal court, which issued the verdict.
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