Russian woman's night at Ammani hotel ends in jail
The Court of Justice in Amman ruled to imprison a person for four months and imposed a fine of 100 dinars after finding him guilty of insulting religious feelings, intoxication combined with disturbing public order, and assault. This case stemmed from a dispute at a hotel in Amman. The incident began on May 31, 2026, when the defendant consumed alcohol with some girls, including a Russian girl. A fight broke out after the hotel owner informed him of an outstanding amount of money. The defendant responded with threats, insults, and physical assault, which resulted in the victim being injured and unable to work for two days. The court sentenced him to four months in prison and a fine for insulting religious feelings, and to one month in jail and a 100-dinar fine for assault. The court also rejected the claim of disturbing public order due to lack of sufficient evidence.
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