Lebanon
Party Organizer Jad Abu Suleiman Arrested on Charges of Drug Trafficking, Manufacturing at Home, and Identity Forgery
Jad Abu Suleiman, owner of '6AM in Beirut' and 'Times and Sounds', was arrested by the Anti-Narcotics Office for drug trafficking, manufacturing, and identity forgery.

The Anti-Narcotics Office raided the home of party organizer and owner of "6AM in Beirut" and "Times and Sounds", Jad Abu Suleiman, based on a referral from the Mount Lebanon Prosecutor Judge Sami Sader. He was arrested on charges of drug trafficking and manufacturing drugs at his residence, where a forged identity card was seized. The 35 detainees in this case admitted to purchasing drugs from him; consequently, the charges against him include "identity forgery, drug cultivation, manufacturing, and distribution."
The investigation continues at the Anti-Narcotics Office under the supervision of Judge Sami Sader and will be expanded given that the suspect has prior convictions. Additionally, there is suspicion regarding the forgery of hundreds of identities to allow minors entry into nightclubs.
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