State Security in Lebanon Arrests Blackmailer Targeting Volunteer
In a move underscoring its commitment to transparency and the integrity of its recruitment processes, the General Directorate of State Security in Lebanon announced the arrest of an individual involved in a blackmail scheme. The arrest, which occurred on Friday, targeted a person who exploited a prospective volunteer.
Details of the Apprehension
According to an official statement, the General Directorate of State Security, through its regional office in Saida, arrested a Lebanese citizen, identified as (M. F.), on October 31, 2025. The arrest was made due to (M. F.)’s actions of blackmailing a civilian who was seeking to volunteer for a State Security course. The blackmailer demanded a sum of money from the applicant.
Legal Procedures and Official Warnings
Following the apprehension, legal proceedings were initiated against the suspect under the direction of the competent judiciary. The Directorate has also issued a warning to the public, cautioning citizens against falling victim to similar extortion or fraud attempts. Those who encounter such actions are urged to report them immediately by contacting the hotline at 71-924777 or through the official accounts of the Directorate.
This incident reflects the Directorate’s dedication to maintaining the highest standards of integrity and fairness. The swift action taken against (M. F.) serves as a clear message that such behavior will not be tolerated. The State Security’s proactive approach aims to safeguard the recruitment process and protect potential volunteers from exploitation.
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