Judicial sources revealed to Ammar Johmani revealed that Hama province has a crime rate of more than 100 murders and attempted murders a month due to spread of mercenary gangs weapons.
The sources pointed to the grim situation in Salamiye in particular, where it accounts for half of the cases of murder and attempted murders documented and investigated.
According to the sources, the gangs that the regime had armed and financially supported and granted immunity, found its home in Hama and its countryside where the law of the jungle reveals above authority of the regime, Iranians when it comes to a murder committed by these gangs.
According to the sources, a significant proportion of the killings that occur outside the battlefields are directly documented to be done "unknown". Judges live in Hama real horror of being liquidated by the the "unknown" perpetrators in a place where the life of the person is worth only a bullet.
While some of the murder cases investigated by the judges are documented to be by unknown, the competent authorities refrain from pursuing the murderer in other cases; either because he is linked to the authorities and or because he is "bigger" than authorities and they fear him. The blood of dozens of people is lost every month who are killed in silence and cold blood.
There are a number of such crimes that occur as a sort of settling accounts within the community of mercenaries themselves. Another aspect happens with ordinary people due to chaos.
3 crimes that occurred a few days ago a simple sample of the chaos in Hama province.
Our sources mentioned to us that M. Shabaan, a student at the Faculty of Medicine recently received a bullet in her head when she was standing in the most conservative area of the governorate building. The investigations did not reach the person who shot the student and there is no explanation to why someone wanted to kill her during the day. She ended up in the intensive care in Hama hospital.
On Wednesday, a bus driver at Hama bus station was shot by "unknown" as usual although he was in a crowded area surrounded by security guards from all the "competent authorities."
In parallel with these two crimes, the city of Salamiya witnessed another murder, in which a young engineering student named Alaa al-Ezzo died just because he intervened advice a man of about 70, Muhammad Dabiyat, who was snubbing the children playing near his car. The old man killed the student with a bullet.
