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Resources, photos and videos of Egyptian police officers involved in torture and human rights violations.
During Police Day celebrations, held today at the Egyptian Police Academy, Sisi honored some officers, including Homeland Security Maj. Gen. Mostafa Ali Sameh Mostafa, the son of the former deputy director of the State Security Police.
اللواء علي سامح مصطفى فهمي أحمد بليح نائب رئيس جهاز مباحث أمن الدولة سابقاً pic.twitter.com/HKSOOKZGN3
— موسوعة الجلادين(@Piggipedia) June 8, 2017
Colonel Alaa Galal, the head of the Criminal Investigations Branch in southern Menya, executed citizen Emad Mohamed Niyazi Amin in front of his family last week.
Lt. Colonel Mahmoud Mertah, of the Belbeis Police Station in Sharqiya, is accused by detainees of involvement in torture and denial of medical care, resulting in deaths in custody.
