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Family affirms innocence in 25-year detention support
The case of student Amr Amara from the College of Computing in Al Sharqia involves a 25-year prison sentence issued in absentia by the court against him in a matter that arose after his phone line, registered in his name, was used in an incident involving the arrest of two individuals on drug possession charges. The family affirms his innocence and explains that the case began when he was recruited by a telecommunications company to obtain a phone line, which was then exploited illegally. Investigations revealed that the line was used in conversations related to smuggling, despite the student being outside the area at a certain time. The family has submitted documents proving his presence during the incident but faced difficulties in retrieving geographical tracking data for the line due to the passage of time. They continue to pursue legal procedures and maintain their assertion of his innocence.
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