The Justice Department dismantled a criminal case and seized the facilities of the Ariana Institute
Ariana Ville's Justice Police team stopped members of a network specialized in the described robbery after breaking into a secondary school and recovering all stolen equipment.

Ariana Ville's law enforcement team today unsealed a criminal investigation into the alleged robbery, involving them in breaking into a secondary school and seizing its electronic equipment during nighttime hours. The security move came after an official notice favouring the educational institution's exposure to theft, prompting an urgent investigation into the incident to identify the perpetrators and track them down.
Field and technical investigations conducted by security units led to the identification of suspects involved in the incident and the precise location of their residences. The security teams carried out simultaneous raids on the residences of those involved after coordinating with the public prosecutor's office, resulting in the arrest of all members of the network in a short time without registering any resistance.
During this process, security authorities succeeded in recovering all the electronic equipment and computers intended for administrative and pedagogical work that had been looted from within the institute. The research team committed to delivering the recovered equipment directly to the management of the affected educational institution to ensure that work and lessons were not disrupted.
Members of the network are held accountable under the criminal legal framework for conspiracy to assault public property and commit robbery at night. The investigation was launched after the facility recorded a hacking operation targeting digital equipment, prompting security agencies to intensify their field efforts to locate offenders and recover property.
The Prosecutor General of the Ariana Primary Court has authorized all members of the Consortium to be held in custody for further criminal investigations. The detainees are expected to be referred to the competent judiciary at a later date as soon as the legal proceedings have been completed for appropriate judicial decisions in their cases.