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In the process of escaping from Baabda prison yesterday, five fugitives were killed, and so far no official or unofficial authority has contacted the owner of the taxi, Sami Abu Jawdeh.
The Public Relations Division of the Internal Security Forces announced on its Twitter account that “the number of fugitive prisoners so far is 35, after 29 fugitives were arrested, in addition to the death of 5 prisoners by traffic collision “. He indicated that “the security forces continue to carry out intensive investigations to re-arrest all the fugitives.”
The number of escaped prisoners has so far reached 35, after 29 fugitives were arrested in addition to the death of 5 prisoners due to a traffic collision and #Security forces Continue intensive prosecutions and investigations to re-arrest all fugitives. pic.twitter.com/hB0yJoJzwZ
Internal Security Forces (@LebISF) November 22, 2020
Regarding the incident, Al-Nahar wrote: “After the great Baabda prison break and the tragic death of five prisoners who escaped from Baabda prison, all eyes are still on the fate of the prisoners who have not yet have been arrested or handed over.
The big breakout certainly highlighted the terrible security hole in the prison and the assignment of responsibility for the truth of what happened on Saturday morning.
In the midst of the gruesome scene, a man decreed by fate must meet fleeing prisoners and stopped to take his car. If he survived the accident, the prisoners would have died in his car, which was a source of livelihood for his family.
The car collided with a tree on the road in the “Gallery Samaan” area, and five fugitive prisoners died inside, while the security forces denied the accounts that they accused of shooting at the car and being chased.
None of the official or unofficial authorities contacted Sami Abu Jawdeh, the owner of the taxi.
In an interview with Al-Nahar, Sami claimed that the insurance company he contracted with will also not compensate him for the loss of his car, as it is not fully registered. He is waiting for the closing period to expire to request to investigate the matter to know his fate.
Sami, who had spent 5 years on his car “after a lot of effort”, is the father of three children, and he and his wife work to cover the family’s expenses. The man also works in the afternoon in a shop that sells auto parts, and in the afternoon he helps himself to work in the taxi, in light of this obscene price.
It is not yet known who to turn to to complain and request compensation, because “I am not to blame for what happened, I ate the beating,” and the prisoners are not to blame for what happened. “May God have mercy on them. They didn’t happen and they didn’t know me and they didn’t die in my car, sadly. “
Sami concludes, with a voice that suffocates him with pain and shock, that “the hands of good are many, and if the state is generous and compensates me, then it is grateful.”
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