The storm unleashed by the robbery of a smart phone shop in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, did not subside. During the past hours, many Iraqis have been busy circulating the video clip that showed two men entering a shop under the pretext of buying a mobile phone.
Before they bother to pack the phones in a black bag.
The irony was that the seller inside the shop was only a child, almost no more than 12 years old.
When they are young to escape following being dumbfounded by what is going on. One of the two thieves received him, and gagged his mouth, confused as he looked at the exit for fear of being exposed.
“Militia official!”
But the surprise was, following the end of that robbery.
Picture of the alleged accused
After the video spread among thousands of Iraqis on social media, many of them accused those who muzzled the child of being an official in the Asa’ib Ahl al-Haq militia.
Rather, a number of activists published a picture of his identity claiming that his name is Nabil Jaafar Jassim Ismail Al-Khazali, and that he is a generalized sheikh, and is responsible for the ideological guidance of Asa’ib.
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Others launched a campaign once morest the militias and their officials, who, on the one hand, incite the cancellation of concerts, while condoning and even participating in corruption and thefts.
