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Home Gotcha "Jordan Law" page on Facebook, belongs to a Jordanian citizen residing in Germany 10-02-2019 03:25 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Criminal Investigation Department (CID)'s cybercrime unit said it had identified a Facebook page administrator, who had published fake and incorrect information, related to the well-known "tobacco case". Public Security Department (PSD) Spokesperson Lt. Col. Amer Sartawi said the "Jordan Law" page on Facebook, belongs to a Jordanian citizen residing in Germany, named Abdullah Ahmad Abdullah Qutishat. The cybercrime unit has initiated legal and judicial actions against Qutishat, and against anyone who contributed to circulating misleading news and information, or provided him with them, Sartawi said In a statement issued Sunday evening.

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"Jordan Law" page on Facebook, belongs to a Jordanian citizen residing in Germany

10-02-2019 03:25 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Criminal Investigation Department (CID)'s cybercrime unit said it had identified a Facebook page administrator, who had published fake and incorrect information, related to the well-known "tobacco case".

Public Security Department (PSD) Spokesperson Lt. Col. Amer Sartawi said the "Jordan Law" page on Facebook, belongs to a Jordanian citizen residing in Germany, named Abdullah Ahmad Abdullah Qutishat.

The cybercrime unit has initiated legal and judicial actions against Qutishat, and against anyone who contributed to circulating misleading news and information, or provided him with them, Sartawi said In a statement issued Sunday evening.

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