Saudi security forces track down six terrorists from one family

After the arrest of Mohammed Hussain al-Faraj on Tuesday, Saudi security forces will have tracked down and eliminated a terrorist group that consists of six people from the Faraj family. The six men were tracked down in al-Awamiyah in Qatif, east of Saudi Arabia.

The list includes Hussain Mohammed Ali al-Faraj, who is wanted for shooting innocent people in public facilities and for involvement in other violent crimes in Qatif.

Mohammed Ali Abdulraheem al-Faraj who is on the list of the 23 most-wanted men Saudi Arabia’s Interior Ministry had published. He is the father of Hussain al-Faraj who was arrested on Tuesday.

Abdulraheem Abdulraheem al-Faraj was killed after exchanging gunfire while security forces searched his house in Awamiyah. He’s involved in a number of terrorist crimes.

Majed Ali Abdulraheem al-Faraj is still wanted by security forces as he did not hand himself over. Security forces are still pursuing him for his involvement in terrorist crimes with his brother Abdulraheem. His crimes include shooting a number of policemen and killing one and armed robbery.

Salman Ali Salman al-Faraj who is also among the list 0f the 23 most wanted men which the Interior Ministry had published. Security forces are still tracking him down for involvement with his brother Abdulraheem in a number of terrorist crimes.

Ali bin Ahmad al-Faraj was killed, alongside his cousin Hussein Modon al-Faraj, in a security operation. Al-Faraj family lives in al-Masura neighborhood in Awamiyah. Authorities in the eastern province have announced dismantling of the neighborhood.

They intend to execute a project as part of the development plans they are carrying out in Qatif considering buildings in this neighborhood, i.e. Awamiyah, are more than 100 years old and some of them are randomly constructed in narrow alleys that are less than 1.5 meters wide. There is also a number of abandoned and destroyed houses in the neighborhood. All these factors threaten the residents’ lives.

Source :Al Arabiya