"From the scenes" .. Know what the prosecution witnesses said about the bombing of the Directorate of Security Dakahlia?

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The Cairo Criminal Court, headed by Counselor Hassan Farid, concluded hearing witnesses in the trial of 213 members of the Jerusalem organization for committing 54 crimes, including assassinations of police officers.

The statements of witnesses summoned by the criminal courts to testify in terrorism cases have shown the extent of the sacrifices our men make from the army and the police in order to protect the countrymen from the hands of the traitors.

On July 3, 2018, witness witness Col. Mohammed Hafez said that he was the head of the human relations department in the office of the security director of Dakahlia, and that he was in his office at the time of the explosion. And that he did not see the explosion, and that he went into a coma after him, adding that his colleague officer Sameh al-Saudi was killed by the blast, and the building of the Directorate of Security was completely destroyed.

Witness Ahmed Adel said that he worked as a police officer in Dakahlia security forces. He was serving in the street next to the directorate at the time of the explosion. He was injured in the face and bruises scattered in the body. He pointed out that dozens of officers and police secretaries were injured in the blast.

In the same context, witness witness Mustafa Mustafa al-Hadi, all the recruits who were with him in the armored vehicle stationed in front of the building of the Directorate of Security Dakahlia after the bombing of a car bomb in front of the Directorate died.

The court called on witness Mustafa al-Hadi and said after the alliance of Yemen, that he was an armored commander stationed in front of the Directorate of Security Dakahlia, and that he was wounded and bruises in the face and parts of the body.

The court heard the bombing of police chief Ibrahim al-Wakil and said after Yemen's alliance that he was serving in a bank facing the security department of Dakahlia at the time of the bombing. He confirmed that he was bruised on various parts of the body by the blast.

The court called on evidence witness Mohammed al-Sayed, and said after the alliance of Yemen, he was working as a recruiter at the time of the explosion of the Directorate of Security Dakahlia, and that was injured in his foot by shrapnel from the blast, and he did not see the bomber.

The Public Prosecutor's Office assigned the accused to commit crimes of establishing and leading the leadership and joining a terrorist group aimed at disrupting the provisions of the constitution and laws, preventing state institutions from carrying out their activities, attacking the rights and liberties of citizens, harming national unity and social peace and communicating with a foreign organization, The destruction of state installations, premeditated and premeditated murder, and the acquisition of automatic weapons, ammunition and explosives.