(AhlulBayt News Agency) - The ISIS arrested three of its own terrorists on Wednesday, charging them with corruption and rule-breaking. The three men were members of the ISIS-led Department of Public Services in Raqqa city, known as the Diwan al-Khadamat.
The terrorist group claimed that the arrestees had colluded in the theft of thousands of dollars from the Diwan al-Khadamat and haven’t performed their duties “as assigned to them by the Caliphate’s leadership.”
“Abu Hassan Kahreba, Abu Mahmoud and Abu Salem Awejan were taken into ISIS custody in Raqqa for stealing and refusing to follow the Caliphate’s rules,” media activist Khaled al-Omar said, citing an official from the ISIS-led Sharia Court.
The city of Raqqa, in northeastern Syria, serves as a de facto capital for the ISIS self-proclaimed Caliphate.
Al-Omar reasoned that “ISIS is trying to show the people of Raqqa that anyone who violates the group’s rules will be punished, even if the perpetrator is one of their own members.”
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5 January 2017 - 12:05
News ID: 802920
The ISIS arrested three of its own terrorists on Wednesday, charging them with corruption and rule-breaking. The three men were members of the ISIS-led Department of Public Services in Raqqa city, known as the Diwan al-Khadamat.
