Bahrain sentences 3 to death for suicide
an explosives specialist police officer collects samples
Manama - Arab Today
A Bahraini court sentenced three men to death on Thursday after they were convicted on charges of terrorism and involvement in 2014 bomb attacks that injured a number of police officers.
The High Criminal Court also sentenced 14 other people linked to the same case to prison terms ranging from 10 years to life in jail, state news agency BNA reported, quoting a state prosecution statement.
The statement said the suspects were accused of forming a “dangerous terrorist cell that carried out the manufacture of explosives and local weapons which they used against security forces in the northern province.”
Source: Arab News
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