Published : 14-08-2022
Speaking on condition of anonymity, a source told AGPS that Liwaa AlQuds militia, affiliated with the Syrian regime, detained on August 12 a person who sprayed anti-regime graffiti on the walls of AlNeirab Camp for Palestinian refugees, in the northern Syrian province of Aleppo.
The man was detected by cameras set up by Liwaa AlQuds in the area.
The arrestee threatened to reveal dangerous pieces of information about drug trafficking by the so-called “King of Captagon”, affiliated with Liwaa AlQuds.
Over recent years, members of Liwaa AlQuds armed group, affiliated with the Syrian regime, have been accused of running networks for drug trafficking and prostitution in AlNeirab displacement camp and adjacent areas.
Liwaa AlQuds has also been accused of transferring cannabis, tramadol and captagon to the camp. Scores of militiamen who were forced into military conscription with regime battalions consume drugs to overcome the terrifying scenes of bloodshed.
Speaking on condition of anonymity, a source told AGPS that Liwaa AlQuds militia, affiliated with the Syrian regime, detained on August 12 a person who sprayed anti-regime graffiti on the walls of AlNeirab Camp for Palestinian refugees, in the northern Syrian province of Aleppo.
The man was detected by cameras set up by Liwaa AlQuds in the area.
The arrestee threatened to reveal dangerous pieces of information about drug trafficking by the so-called “King of Captagon”, affiliated with Liwaa AlQuds.
Over recent years, members of Liwaa AlQuds armed group, affiliated with the Syrian regime, have been accused of running networks for drug trafficking and prostitution in AlNeirab displacement camp and adjacent areas.
Liwaa AlQuds has also been accused of transferring cannabis, tramadol and captagon to the camp. Scores of militiamen who were forced into military conscription with regime battalions consume drugs to overcome the terrifying scenes of bloodshed.
