Latakia: car gangs related to Assad family, people complain

(Zaman Al Wasl)- Stealing cars has widely spread in Latakia at range of 3 cars a day, according to a regime-loyal Facebook page, but where are these cars go, a regime loyalist mentioned that stolen cars are get dismantled in a factory in Qerdaha town,

The Bashar al-Assad hometown, that overtly owned by a person called Mohammed Hamami, but no one dare to mention the name of real owner.

On the Facebook page “fighting corruption in Latakia”, the regime loyalist added that about 1000 cars had been dismantled till now, while another person denied any existence of "Hamami" surname in Qerdaha, while most comments mentioned that they know the place of the mentioned factory.

However, Somar ismael commented sarcastically: “why would that lunatic dismantle cars while he can sell them to Shabiha at good price and they can change their colours and plates”.

Activist Mohammed al-Sahili reported that the name of the real owner of the factory is called “Em al-Nour” and she is basher al-Assad’s aunt.

Modar Barakat expected on the mentioned facebook page that Mohammed Hamami could be put in prison if owners of stolen cars put pressure on the police, but stealing car will continue and no one can do anything to the real owner of the factory although everyone knows who she is.