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The Judge Claims Dozens of People Were Involved in Farm Raids and Drug Factories.

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According to MTV, the Appeals Attorney-General of Mount Lebanon, Judge Sami Sadr, claimed dozens of those involved in drug cases, 29 of whom were arrested, while others were still at large or in hiding and wanted justice in Lebanon and abroad. The prosecution concluded extensive investigations, including the prosecution of drug traffickers, in coordination with several parts of the Internal Security Forces... read more...
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According to MTV, the Appeals Attorney-General of Mount Lebanon, Judge Sami Sadr, claimed dozens of those involved in drug cases, 29 of whom were arrested, while others were still at large or in hiding and wanted justice in Lebanon and abroad. The prosecution concluded extensive investigations, including the prosecution of drug traffickers, in coordination with several parts of the Internal Security Forces... read more...

At the conclusion of an extensive investigation, MTV learned that the Appeals Attorney-General of Mount Lebanon, Judge Sami, had been seized, as part of his systematic campaign against drug poison traffickers, which had long been deployed among Lebanese youth and in their private evenings, aimed at beating their future, had claimed dozens of those involved in drug cases, 29 of whom were still under arrest, while ...

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Beirut 24 broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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