The Nasr City prosecution ordered a housewife referred to criminal trial for trafficking in the narcotics hashish and ice within the Second Nasr City police district.[1][2] The referral order said the accused, identified as Maha A., possessed hashish and ice, both listed in the schedules attached to the drug-control law, with intent to traffic outside legally authorized circumstances.[1][2]

Prosecutors said she held 5,000 Egyptian pounds said to be proceeds of the activity, alongside a mobile phone she used to contact customers and facilitate sales and promotion.[1][2] The referral added that she made the criminal activity a means of unlawful profit by holding the drugs to promote and distribute them to users, using her residential area and the police-district area as the scene of the activity.[1][2] The case began when Second Nasr City detectives received information, confirmed by investigations, that a housewife was trafficking narcotics from a room in the district, and the required inquiries confirmed it.[1][2] A second account also places the 5,000 Egyptian pounds and the mobile phone she used to contact customers among the charges the prosecution attached to her referral.[3]

After procedures were regularized and prosecution permission was obtained, a security force from the district detectives arrested the accused, recorded the incident, and the prosecution took over the investigation.[1][2]