The First High Criminal Court sentenced three defendants to imprisonment for one month and a fine of 100 dinars for selling subsidized flour outside the limits of its intended purpose. The court also ordered that the punishment be replaced with community service and the confiscation of the seized items.
Details indicate that the three defendants disposed of a government-subsidized commodity (flour) in violation of the provisions of the law, and this was through the second defendant, who works as a baker in the store owned by the first defendant, selling the subsidized flour to the third defendant’s store designated for selling sweets and ice cream, where the police officer discovered The judiciary did the accused based on the inspection visit he made, accompanied by the Inspection Department, who went to the shop selling sweets and ice cream and seized 20 bags of subsidized flour that is not intended for commercial stores, and is used in the production of goods that are sold in the violating commercial store. The inspectors found that the store Registered in the name of the third accused.
By asking the shop supervisor about the source of the subsidized flour; He admitted that he had bought it from the village baker from the first accused, while the owner of the popular baker and the worker denied the accusation attributed to them.
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