Life Sentence Upheld for Dismissed Police Officer in Bribery Case; Brotherhood Member Gets Three Years for Drug Use
Automated summary•1 October 2026 at 17:27

An appeals court handling terrorism and state security crimes has upheld a life sentence against a dismissed police non-commissioned officer convicted of accepting a bribe.
The bribery case involved a payment from a defendant in custody to the former officer.
In exchange, the officer was to bring mobile phones and other prohibited items into the defendant’s place of detention.
A Muslim Brotherhood member was also sentenced to three years in prison on a charge of using drugs inside a cell.
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