The General Administration for Juvenile Welfare Investigations, affiliated with the Specialized Police Sector, arrested 10 people, including eight men and two women, for allegedly exploiting children in begging, soliciting passersby, and aggressively selling goods across Cairo.
Authorities said all of the suspects had criminal records, and the arrests were carried out after the necessary legal procedures were completed.
Suspects Arrested With 8 Children
Security authorities arrested the suspects while they were accompanied by eight children considered at risk. The children were allegedly being used in begging and aggressive street vending activities.
When confronted, the suspects admitted to carrying out the activity under investigation, according to the authorities.
Measures Taken to Protect the Children
Following the arrests, the children were handed over to their families, with the necessary commitments taken from their guardians to ensure proper care and protection.
Authorities also coordinated with the relevant agencies to take appropriate measures for children whose families could not be located, including placement in a care facility when necessary.
Legal Measures Against the Suspects
The necessary legal procedures were taken against the suspects, while relevant authorities continued measures aimed at protecting children considered at risk and providing them with appropriate care.
How many suspects were arrested?
Ten people were arrested, including eight men and two women.
How many children were involved?
Eight children considered at risk were found with the suspects.
What were the suspects accused of?
They were accused of exploiting children in begging, soliciting passersby, and aggressively selling goods.
What happened to the children?
The children were handed over to their families, while measures were taken for those whose families could not be located.
What legal action was taken?
The necessary legal procedures were taken against the suspects following their arrest and questioning.
