4 Victims in Tragic Incidents During Ramadan 3 Anti-Narcotics Personnel Killed in the Line of Duty

Jordan witnessed a series of tragic incidents during the holy month of Ramadan that shook social media and sparked public outrage. Roya TV highlighted the most prominent of these events, which resulted in the deaths of four individuals and the martyrdom of three anti-narcotics personnel during a raid targeting a dangerous suspect.

According to details, a father in Russeifa killed his 16-year-old son following a tragic family dispute. In Naour, a young Arab man shot another individual, reportedly by accident. In East Amman, a shocking crime occurred when a young man killed his grandmother, who suffered from chronic illnesses, with the motive of theft—an act that angered the public, who demanded the harshest penalties.

She Killed Her Husband The tragedies did not stop there. A woman stabbed her husband in his twenties to death with a kitchen knife following family disputes in East Amman. She later fled but was apprehended by security forces.

Disturbing Video A widely circulated video also sparked outrage, showing a school bus driver in East Amman physically assaulting a young girl while taking her to school. It was later revealed that the driver was the girl’s father, and he was subsequently arrested for legal action.

3 Anti-Narcotics Personnel Killed The most significant incident occurred during a security raid carried out by the Anti-Narcotics Department in East Amman on Wednesday morning. The wanted suspect opened fire directly at the security force, resulting in the deaths of First Lieutenant Murad Asoud Al-Mawajdeh, Sergeant Khaldoun Ahmad Al-Raqab, and Corporal Sobhi Mohammad Dweikat, and injuring another officer. The force managed to السيطرة on the suspect and seized firearms and various narcotics in his possession.

The Public Security Directorate expressed its condolences, praying for the fallen personnel and wishing a speedy recovery for the injured, while affirming its continued commitment to maintaining security and combating drug trafficking.