Ahmad Al-Haddad's Defense in Sobri Nekhnouk Trial
The article discusses the trial of Ahmed Al-Haddad, who is accused of participating in the storming of a car exhibition in the Tagamoa area, along with charges of hooliganism and extortion-related theft. He is also implicated alongside businessman Soubri Nakhnoakh and ten others in the case. The defense presented evidence including an audio recording of a phone call confirming that Nakhnoakh voluntarily handed over the exhibition's DVR device to the police. They are also charged with forming a gang to exert influence through force and threats, invading the exhibition, and seizing surveillance equipment. All the defendants denied the charges against them. The investigations described financial disputes that led to the incident, while emphasizing the existence of convincing evidence supporting the charges, as well as reconciliation and waiver procedures carried out with some of the parties involved.
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