A security source has revealed that former intelligence director, Mohamed Al-Dahabi, is set to be released today, Sunday.
The source stated that Dahabi's release is in accordance with the completion of his sentence.
In 2012, the Amman Criminal Court had sentenced the former intelligence director to 13 years and 3 months of temporary hard labor, along with one year of imprisonment, which includes the time spent in detention.
He was also fined over JD 21 million, and more than JD 24 million of his assets were confiscated. This sentencing was the result of his conviction on three charges: money laundering, career investment, and embezzlement.

Former intelligence director, Dahabi, set to be released Sunday