The statement explained: "We dealt with riots in a number of regions of the Kingdom, and we arrested 44 people who participated in these acts in various regions, and they will be referred to the competent authorities, in addition to those who were arrested in the previous days.".
pointed to "A significant decrease in the number and severity of riots on Friday compared to Thursday, especially in the southern governorates".
Public Security confirmed that "Investigations into the Colonel’s death The tanks It continues, and will not stop until the perpetrator is arrested and handed over to justice to receive deterrent punishment".
He continued: "We will not hesitate to protect lives, honor and property, and we call on everyone to abide by and stay away from riot sites and not to participate in them".
Colonel Abd al-Razzaq al-Dalabeh was killed on Thursday evening, with a bullet fired by an unknown person in the city of Ma’an, during the security forces’ response to riots.
Interior Minister Mazen Al-Faraya said in a press conference that the government will take strict steps and deploy more police riot control.
On the other hand, the Public Security Directorate said that the Cybercrime Unit monitors all hate speech and incitement to violence that is published, and anyone who publishes it will be brought to justice.
And the Directorate decided to stop the platform "Tik Tok" To work temporarily inside the Kingdom, following "Misusing it and not dealing with publications that incite violence and calls for chaos".
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And the General Security confirmed in a statement that its members are deployed extensively in the governorates Jordan To ensure the enforcement of the rule of law, and to maintain the security of citizens.
The statement stated: “We dealt with riots in a number of regions of the Kingdom, and we arrested 44 people who participated in these actions in various regions, and they will be referred to the competent authorities, in addition to those who were arrested in the previous days.”
He pointed to “a significant decline in the numbers and units of riots on Friday compared to Thursday, especially in the southern governorates.”
The General Security confirmed that “the investigations into the martyrdom of Colonel The tanks It continues, and will not stop until the perpetrator is arrested and handed over to justice to receive deterrent punishment.”
And he continued, “We will not hesitate to protect lives, honor and property, and we call on everyone to adhere to and stay away from riot sites and not to participate in them.”
Colonel Abd al-Razzaq al-Dalabeh was killed on Thursday evening, with a bullet fired by an unknown person in the city of Ma’an, during the security forces’ response to riots.
Interior Minister Mazen Al-Faraya said in a press conference that the government will take strict steps and deploy more police riot control.
On the other hand, the Public Security Directorate said that the Cybercrime Unit monitors all hate speech and incitement to violence that is published, and anyone who publishes it will be brought to justice.
And the directorate decided to temporarily stop the “Tik Tok” platform from operating inside the Kingdom, following “misusing it and not dealing with publications that incite violence and calls for chaos.”
