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The Information Division arrests two individuals after they threw a grenade in the Sin El Fil area.

4/4/2026

Issued by the General Directorate of the Internal Security Forces – Public Relations Division, the following statement:

On 29-03-2026, two unidentified individuals threw a grenade in the area of Sin El Fil – Al-Dawamri Street, which led to its explosion, causing fear and panic among residents and resulting in severe damage to a vehicle belonging to one of the local inhabitants.

Immediately, the competent units of the Internal Security Forces initiated field procedures at the scene. Follow-up investigations revealed that the perpetrators arrived in a Hyundai van.

Through intensive inquiries and investigations, the Information Division identified them as:

  • Z.M. (born in 1987, Lebanese)
  • M.H. (born in 1994, Syrian)

Both have prior records involving drug-related crimes, kidnapping, and the circulation of counterfeit currency.

On 30-03-2026, after careful surveillance and monitoring, patrols from the branch arrested the first suspect in Wadi Khaled, while the second was simultaneously apprehended as he attempted to flee to Syria عبر an illegal crossing in the same area.

During interrogation, both confessed to throwing the grenade in Sin El Fil without targeting a specific person, stating that they were under the influence of drugs and alcohol.

Legal measures were taken against them, and they were referred to the competent authority based on the instruction of the judiciary. The van used in the operation was also seized.

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