In Video: Spoiled Meat, Gamblers, and Wanted Individuals in “The Capital”

The Directorate of Security for the Capital Governorate, under the Sector of Directorates of Security Affairs, carried out an extensive security operation across four checkpoints. The operation resulted in the removal of 57 abandoned vehicles, the issuance of 54 traffic violations, and the apprehension of 46 individuals in violation of residency laws, as well as 38 wanted persons subject to arrest warrants and 25 vehicles sought for judicial seizure.

Additionally, 14 individuals with outstanding absence reports were detained, four wanted persons linked to criminal cases were apprehended, four cases of drug possession were intercepted, three wanted persons for civil enforcement were caught, two individuals were found in possession of alcoholic beverages, along with others from the casual labor force, and two persons engaged in gambling.

In the field of supervision, a violation was issued and a shop selling spoiled meat was closed, with two of its employees referred to the police station, in coordination with the Public Authority for Food and Nutrition.

The total outcome of the operation comprised 257 diverse enforcement and apprehension measures, with all necessary legal and administrative procedures taken against all apprehended individuals and violators, according to their respective jurisdictions.