Jordan refers Karak church attack suspects to state security court on terrorism charges
Jordan's public prosecutor has referred the suspects in the Karak church attack to the State Security Court on terrorism charges after concluding the investigation.
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AIJordan's public prosecutor has referred the suspects involved in the church attack to the State Security Court on terrorism charges.
According to Brigadier General Military Judge Ahmed Talat Shahaltouq, the public prosecutor for the State Security Court, the investigation has been completed, including hearing witness statements, as reported by the Jordan News Agency.
Evidence was collected from the crime scene, and reports were filed regarding the weapons and ammunition used in the terrorist act at St. George's Church in the town of Hammoud, Karak. The suspects, including those who carried out and assisted in the attack, have been interrogated.
The public prosecutor charged the defendants with committing terrorist acts resulting in death and with using weapons and ammunition for the purpose of carrying out these acts.
