Investigation of Non-Crimes and Gun Licensing
The article shares a personal experience with the firearm licensing procedures in Jordan, where obtaining a hunting rifle license took two months of inspection and approval. The citizen had to put in extra effort and incur additional costs, including visiting a financial department far from the licensing authority. There is criticism of the bureaucratic complexities and outdated protocols in the licensing process, which used to be granted quickly in the past. The author also mentioned that security investigations are currently reviewing surveillance cameras to track down the suspects, and the case has not yet reached an unknown stage. He expresses his dissatisfaction with the complicated procedures and the time-consuming process, despite directives to make things easier. He confirms that the incident was merely a dog theft, not an abduction, and emphasizes that security measures need updating and more flexible procedures.
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