Eight Jaafar Clan Members Indicted in Btedei Crime
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A judge indicted on Friday eight Jaafar clan members in the murder of a couple in the eastern Baalbek district in November last year.
First Examining Magistrate in the Bekaa Valley Judge Imad al-Zein issued in absentia arrest warrants against the suspects for the murder of Sobhi and Nadimeh Fakhri in the town of Btedei.
Al-Zein referred the suspects to the Bekaa Criminal Court for trial.
The couple were killed by fugitives from the Jaafar clan who were fleeing army troops.
The gunmen entered the family's house with the intent of taking their vehicle but the tenants showed resistance, which prompted the armed men to shoot the couple and their son, who survived the attack.
Last month, one of the suspects was killed in a clash with the army.
Ahmed Mohammed Salim Jaafar was injured after the military ambushed him in an area between al-Yammouneh and Dar al-Wasaa.
But he later succumbed to his injuries.
G.K.
M.T.
13 March 2015, 14:02
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You will not find one person in m8, hezbollah, be it supporters, members or officials, who would condemn the arrests of these criminals, yet m14ers desperately insist on trying to make a link, because they have nothing else to say.
13 March 2015, 15:16
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"better leave those little kids to their post-reporting vendettas and baseless hateful rantings"
yeah! that is why you are still here to ease your frustrations and insult left and right...
why don't you leave this site if you pretend to "leave those little kids"? LOL
your mental illness tells you to always come back here and play the tough guy which you cannot achieve in real life, little chicken....
13 March 2015, 12:05
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O how times do change, O how badly the once-thought-untouchable react so badly, O how badly the mighty fall. Poetry apart, sure thing, them times are changing and the once mighty Hezbollah could not believe its eyes. So Mystic, what say ye?
13 March 2015, 13:55
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O phoenix, riding in his high horse once again. What does this have to do with Hezbollah. Furthermore, arent you one of those that says HA controlls the government so if that is the case, why should HA be the least bit worried.
13 March 2015, 14:21
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City, I am truly afraid that more and more people on this forum seem to loose a most critical aspect of freedom of speech which is in fact that uncanny habit of turning a thread topic from the topical to the personal. How far would that project your thoughts but no further than the stretch of your nose. There was a legend called Pinocchio, and you know what a lengthening of his nose meant in the story. O beloved brother of mine City, show me where I wrote that HA controls the government. A bon entendeur khaye.
13 March 2015, 17:32
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No Phownix, my jab at you was not personal, you should know me by now not to think that. Your opinions are as equal to mine and any other on here. As for providing you proof that you said HA controlls the qovernment, no i can't say you explicity said it but you have implied it in many of your posts in one form or another.
14 March 2015, 03:47
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Cityboy,
When HA controlled the Government 100% for over 4 years non of the Shia thugs (Jaafars, Zoaiters, Meqdads wa haluma jaran) were ever caught.
Now that power is shared, and the interior Minister is an M14er, then HA thugs are being apprehended and indicted. Even though a lot more is needed to have acceptable level of law and order, I am happy for every step of progress made in that regard.
13 March 2015, 13:24
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I have a question for you guys
Every day I read that several people (criminals etc..) have been arrested.
in light of the Lebanese prisons being notoriously over crowded, where are they incarcerating all these arrested criminals? Are they being freed after their arrests??
13 March 2015, 14:05
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coolmec: everyday some older prisoners are released, when their terms end, this creates new spaces everyday for newcomers. Also there are some who are arrested and released after being interrogated (if there isn't enough evidence to charge them with) and others are held until judgement and released if found innocent.
Having said this, the prisons are still highly overcrowded I think.
13 March 2015, 13:56
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@FT
I read before that he came to Orange County in Southern California. Well I live in Org Cnty and I certainly hope I wont run in to him in a mall .
Please keep him in Syria
13 March 2015, 14:07
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why was Flamethrower's comment deleted?? He replied to my comment and it should not have been deleted
13 March 2015, 14:31
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hum this is unfortunate as I thought that was the purpose of this forum,
