Lebanese army detains 10 citizens, Palestinian, 131 Syrians in raids
Lebanese army operations across several regions led to the arrest of 10 citizens, a Palestinian, and 131 Syrians for security and drug offenses.
Lebanese security forces conducted a series of raids across multiple regions, resulting in the arrest of 10 Lebanese citizens, one Palestinian, and 131 Syrians. The operations, aimed at curbing public order disruptions and drug trafficking, saw various checkpoints and temporary arrests.
In Jalala, Zahle, two citizens, identified as N.M. and A.D., were apprehended for firing shots during an altercation. During their arrest, a handgun and hand grenades were seized from the suspects.
Three citizens were caught in Jounieh, Keserwan, and Brital, Baalbek, for involvement in drug trafficking. Authorities confiscated a significant quantity of drugs during their apprehension.
Five citizens and a Palestinian were detained in Zghdra, Sidon, for firing shots. The law enforcement seized weapons and ammunition during their arrest.
In the Akkar region, a total of 131 Syrians were arrested for illegally entering Lebanon. The Lebanese army handed over the seized items to the relevant authorities, with ongoing investigations being conducted under judicial supervision.
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