Prosecution orders release of two activists, interrogates 11 others on Raml riots

Alexandria's Raml district Prosecution on Saturday ordered the release of two activists after it has interrogated them at Borg el-Arab court premises for security reasons. Alexandria prosecution is still interrogating 11 persons who have been captured for their involvement in Raml riot incidents. Meanwhile, a number of activists have presented reports to the prosecution charging members of the Muslim Brotherhood group of beating them and sexually assaulting them. Investigations are still underway. Also, Alexandria Security Director Major General Amin Ezzeldin denied that officers at Raml police station made any offenses to the lawyers who accompanied the suspects during the investigations. He said offices of the police officers have been harmed, asserting that they were doing their job with full neutrality.