Khaberni - The public prosecutor of the State Security Court decided to transfer some of the cases related to fundraising by the banned Muslim Brotherhood group to the public prosecutor of Amman.
An informed official source stated that the public prosecutor's office received from the state security prosecution files related to fundraising cases which the banned group was involved in, leading to the detention of 10 individuals for investigation purposes.
It was indicated that the ten detainees are held in correctional and rehabilitation centers, while two other individuals were investigated—one of whom is abroad and did not appear before the public prosecutor, and the second's detention was linked to a financial bail.
The accused faced charges related to illegal activities and managing a financial network whose resources came from fundraising in a manner contrary to the provisions of the law, which were spent on activities for the banned group and its branches.
Petra published a report in mid-July last year, pointing out that the total funds transferred by the banned group and its branches to the official relief bodies in the kingdom amounted to about 413,000 dinars, constituting only about 1% of the total funds.
