Senate President Mourns Officers Killed in Amman Drug Raid

Amman: Senate President Faisal Fayez mourned three Public Security Directorate personnel, who were killed Wednesday morning during a raid by the Anti-Narcotics Department on a wanted drug suspect in East Amman. The officers, First Lieutenant Murad Al-Mawajdeh, Sergeant Khaldoun Al-Raqab, and Corporal Subhi Duwaikat, lost their lives, while a fourth non-commissioned officer was injured in an exchange of fire with the suspect, who was arrested. Weapons and drugs were seized at the scene.

According to Jordan News Agency, President Faisal Fayez expressed deep condolences, extending sympathy to the families, relatives, and loved ones of the martyrs, as well as to all members of the armed forces and security services. "We pray to God Almighty to grant them His abundant mercy and forgiveness, and to inspire their families and loved ones with patience, solace, and comfort," he said, also wishing a speedy recovery to the wounded officer.

Fayez called for a firm stance against drug traffickers and dealers, emphasizing the need for vigilance against those threatening the nation's security and stability. He highlighted the importance of remaining alert against every terrorist, corrupt individual, and outlaw.

Fayez expressed pride in the heroism and sacrifices of the nation's armed forces and security services as they confront corrupt, oppressive, and lawless elements. "The treacherous hand that committed this heinous crime will receive a fair punishment," he added.