Two get 15 years in Awsim for hashish and meth trafficking
Giza Criminal Court sentenced two defendants to 15 years of rigorous imprisonment for trafficking hashish and methamphetamine in Awsim. The chemical report listed 5.80 grams of hashish alongside separate methamphetamine quantities.
The Giza Criminal Court, sitting at the Zeinhom courts complex, sentenced two
defendants to 15 years of rigorous imprisonment.[1]The court found they had
been caught in the Awsim centre district with hashish and methamphetamine plus
blades used to assault people.[1]The referral order in case 1900 of 2026
Awsim felonies, registered as 2279 of 2026 North Giza, accused them of
possessing hashish and methamphetamine for trafficking.[1]Prosecutors also
charged them with possessing blades for assaulting people without legal
justification or professional need.[1]
An Awsim police investigations officer said a secret source reported that the
two were trafficking drugs from their residence.[1]After verifying the
information and obtaining prosecution permission, he went with a security force,
arrested the two and searched them and their home, finding the drugs and tools.[1]
The chemical laboratory report found the seizure included 5.80 grams of hashish.[1]The same report listed separate methamphetamine samples weighing 5.50 grams
and 89.89 grams plus five bags totalling 4.90 grams, which are not counted as
cannabis.[1]A second account confirms the same Giza court imposed the same
15-year term for trafficking hashish and methamphetamine and possessing the
blades in Awsim, Giza Governorate.[2]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Arrested
2
Sentenced
2
Cannabis
5.8 g
Sites
1
Prison
15 years
Agency
Awsim Police Station
Agency type
Police, Court
Cannabis
Hashish (5.8 g)
Setting
Home
Charges
possessing hashish and methamphetamine for trafficking; possessing blades for assault without legal justification
Case stage
Sentenced
Sentence
Prison
Region
Giza Governorate
Date
Publication date
Sources
فيتوvetogate.comARالسجن المشدد 15 عاما للمتهمين بالاتجار في الحشيش والميثامفيتامين بأوسيم
خلف الحدثkhalfelhadth.comARمحكمة جنايات الجيزة: السجن المشدد 15 عامًا لمتهمين بالاتجار في الحشيش والميثامفيتامين بأوسيم
Open questions the AI reported
The reports give no separate date for the arrest or the verdict; 14 November 2026 is the publication date and is used as the incident date.
Only the cannabis weight of 5.80 grams is counted as cannabis; the methamphetamine weights of 5.50 grams, 89.89 grams and 4.90 grams are excluded from cannabis figures.
The defendants are identified only as two accused, with no names, ages, fines or appeal information reported.
The two accounts appear to reproduce the same referral, testimony and laboratory report rather than independent reporting.
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Arrested 1Charged 1Cannabis 396.97 gPrison 5 years
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