النهار أونلاين
النهار أونلاين
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The Criminal Court in Sharaqa, Algeria, has issued sentences against a criminal network consisting of 18 individuals, including a Syrian national named Q. Muhammad, a farmer and mechanic. The charges relate to the trafficking of cocaine and psychoactive substances, especially "Al-Saroukh." Q. Muhammad was sentenced to five years in prison and fined one million Algerian dinars. The other defendants received sentences ranging from three to five years in prison, along with fines exceeding one million dinars. This operation followed the police dismantling of an organized network that was found with a quantity of cocaine and hallucinogenic pills, and it thwarted an attempt to promote drugs in the city of El-Achour. Large sums of money from drug trafficking earnings, imported weapons, fireworks, and confiscated items were also recovered. This effort is part of the authorities’ ongoing campaign against drug trafficking.
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