An Arab investor, a government employee at one of the Jordanian airports and a university student were sentenced to varying prison terms and fines after being convicted of smuggling sexual stimulants and honey in violation of the law.
A Judicial Committee specialized in corruption charges at the Amman Court of First Instance, headed by Judge Nasser Al-Salahin, found the employee guilty of the misdemeanor of exploiting public office for private gain and sentenced him to a jail term of one year.
The investor, holder of an unnamed Arab nationality, was sentenced to a three-year prison term and fined JD1,500 for smuggling sexually enhancing substances and honey tonic, which violated the Jordanian law and regulations in such cases.
The student was fined JD1,000 for marketing the stimulating drugs and honey on Facebook.
SOURCE: JORDAN NEWS AGENCY