AMMAN — The Magistrate
Courts in Amman have released a total of 245 detainees who were held due to
their involvement in recent protests in solidarity with Gaza in the Kingdom.
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According to a source
cited by Saraya News, some of the detainees have been transferred to court on
various charges. Out of the initial 89 detainees, 73 have been released, while
174 out of 266 have also regained their freedom.
The source stated,
"The remaining detainees will be released if their families provide
guarantees, with the exception of those who can be proven to have incited
riots, resisted authorities, or
engaged in acts of sabotage."
The majority of
detainees have been granted their freedom, with the exception of those involved
in arson, assaulting security personnel, or inciting riots. These individuals
were held for a week, and their first court session is scheduled for next
Thursday.
On Tuesday, a source
confirmed that individuals detained in connection with the protests held across
various regions of the Kingdom, in a show of support for Gaza, will be released
if their families provide guarantees.
However, it's
essential to note that some of the detainees will not be eligible for these
guarantees, as there is evidence of their involvement in inciting riots,
resisting security personnel, and engaging in acts of sabotage.
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