Three traffickers sentenced to 12 years in Sidi Hussein school drug case
Tunis's first-instance criminal court sentenced a three-member drug trafficking gang in Sidi Hussein to 12 years' prison plus 10 years of administrative surveillance and heavy fines. The gang was caught dealing narcotics near schools, targeting minors and youth.
The criminal division of Tunis’s first-instance court sentenced the three-member
gang to 12 years’ prison plus 10 years of administrative surveillance near
schools in the Sidi Hussein delegation.[1]The court also imposed heavy
financial fines on the gang.[1]
The case began when specialised security units carried out in-depth
investigations that brought down the gang members as they were dealing narcotics
near school compounds.[1]The investigation found the defendants in an
integrated network supplying drugs to minors and young people, exploiting their
proximity to schools to expand their customer base.[1]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Prison
12 years
Activity
Sale, Trafficking
Case stage
Sentenced
Sentence
Prison, Probation
Region
Tunis Governorate
Date
Publication date
Sources
Babnetbabnet.netمع خطايا مالية ضخمة: 12 سنة سجناً لعصابة تروّج المخدرات في محيط المؤسسات التربوية بسيدي حسين
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